Mexico And the Caribbean
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If govern- ments do owe their just powers to the consent of the gov- erned, as much in the great sea to the southward as they do in the United States itself and hi other powerful nations, it is rather hard to reconcile either this particular tenet, or its later exposition in regard to making the world safe for democracy, with a regulation of the affairs of sister republics, CARIBBEAN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES 203 unless the mental reservations that may be lurking behind either of them are ren...dered distinctly geographical and political as well.
It might be argued, furthermore, that in order to befit a new set of circumstances the adoption of such a policy would require still another fundamental alteration in the Monroe Doctrine as originally conceived. As that pro- nouncement was designed to protect both the republics of America at large and the United States itself against the wiles and perils of European domination, so hereafter it would have to be understood to mean that it supplies the United States with an official dictum for the establishment in the Caribbean of an American sphere of influence.
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If govern- ments do owe their just powers to the consent of the gov- erned, as much in the great sea to the southward as they do in the United States itself and hi other powerful nations, it is rather hard to reconcile either this particular tenet, or its later exposition in regard to making the world safe for democracy, with a regulation of the affairs of sister republics, CARIBBEAN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES 203 unless the mental reservations that may be lurking behind either of them are ren...dered distinctly geographical and political as well.
It might be argued, furthermore, that in order to befit a new set of circumstances the adoption of such a policy would require still another fundamental alteration in the Monroe Doctrine as originally conceived. As that pro- nouncement was designed to protect both the republics of America at large and the United States itself against the wiles and perils of European domination, so hereafter it would have to be understood to mean that it supplies the United States with an official dictum for the establishment in the Caribbean of an American sphere of influence.
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