The United States And Russia; Their Historical Relations
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t American Archives, fourth series, vol. 3, p. 1617.
t Id., p. 926.
§ " Diplomacy of the United States," by Theodore Lyman, Jr., vol. 1 TEE NORTH AMEBIOAN REVIEW.
proved the principles of armed neutrality founded on the liberal basis of a maintenance of the rights of neutral nations and of the privileges of commerce, yet they are unwilling at this juncture to become a party to a Confederacy which may hereafter too far complicate the interests of the United States with the politics of Europe. Th...is resolution is in reality the foundation of the policy which has controlled the foreign relations of the United States, and it was subsequently formulated by Washington in the lan- guage so familiar to American ears, " Friendly relations with all, entangling alliances with none." As Lyman says, this is the only instance in the history of the country in which the United States volunteered, themselves, to become a party to a league of sovereigns in Europe. While the principles adopted by the Northern Confederacy were exceedingly grateful to the American government, and a proposal to join it was considered an effectual mode of hastening the acknowledgment of independence, in reality it was fortunate that Dana did not succeed in his mission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t American Archives, fourth series, vol. 3, p. 1617.
t Id., p. 926.
§ " Diplomacy of the United States," by Theodore Lyman, Jr., vol. 1 TEE NORTH AMEBIOAN REVIEW.
proved the principles of armed neutrality founded on the liberal basis of a maintenance of the rights of neutral nations and of the privileges of commerce, yet they are unwilling at this juncture to become a party to a Confederacy which may hereafter too far complicate the interests of the United States with the politics of Europe. Th...is resolution is in reality the foundation of the policy which has controlled the foreign relations of the United States, and it was subsequently formulated by Washington in the lan- guage so familiar to American ears, " Friendly relations with all, entangling alliances with none." As Lyman says, this is the only instance in the history of the country in which the United States volunteered, themselves, to become a party to a league of sovereigns in Europe. While the principles adopted by the Northern Confederacy were exceedingly grateful to the American government, and a proposal to join it was considered an effectual mode of hastening the acknowledgment of independence, in reality it was fortunate that Dana did not succeed in his mission.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Straus, Oscar S. (Oscar Solomon), 1850-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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