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Root Doctrine or to formulate it anew in such terms as will obtain the unhesitating adhesion and the enthusiastic support of the other States of the Pan-American Union. To abandon this ancient bulwark of independence would seem folly if the objections are not against the Doc- trine itself, but are based, as would appear, on recent extraordinary misinterpretations of it. Senator Root, in his Presidential address at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law in Washington, in... April, 1914, came very close to formulating the Mon- roe Doctrine in terms which should be accept- able to all the States of this continent when he said: The Monroe Doctrine does not assert or imply any right on the part of the United States to impair or con- trol the independent sovereignty of any American State.
PAN-AMERICANISM 163 In the lives of nations, as of individuals, there are many rights unquestioned and universally conceded. The as- sertion of any particular right must be considered, not as excluding all others but as coincident with all others which are not inconsistent.
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Root Doctrine or to formulate it anew in such terms as will obtain the unhesitating adhesion and the enthusiastic support of the other States of the Pan-American Union. To abandon this ancient bulwark of independence would seem folly if the objections are not against the Doc- trine itself, but are based, as would appear, on recent extraordinary misinterpretations of it. Senator Root, in his Presidential address at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law in Washington, in... April, 1914, came very close to formulating the Mon- roe Doctrine in terms which should be accept- able to all the States of this continent when he said: The Monroe Doctrine does not assert or imply any right on the part of the United States to impair or con- trol the independent sovereignty of any American State.
PAN-AMERICANISM 163 In the lives of nations, as of individuals, there are many rights unquestioned and universally conceded. The as- sertion of any particular right must be considered, not as excluding all others but as coincident with all others which are not inconsistent.
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