... All this, however, only concerns Jamaica, and though that island is the largest and most importaut of our interests in the Caribbean Sea, its prosperity would only incidentally affect the general problem of West Indian development. To solve this the islands ...

... Indies. At the present time France has evidently a deep-laid scheme which she is beginning to develop in the islands of the Caribbean Sea. Owing to disturbances in San Domingo, which forms the eastern portion of the Island of Espanola (Hayti occupying tho ...

... respect diil'ers distinctly from JVlri Goode's book, which was concerned with the American Fleet in tho Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea. Like IMr. Goode, the experience of IMr. Wilsou is mainly that of the student of naval war- fare, but the relative strength ...

... I the American Navy, if it had bases in Cuba and Porto Rico, would be able to command the sea routes from Europe to the Caribbean Sea re- ?? garded by them as the entrance to' the future mteroceanic canal. The facts here enume- rated with regard to American ...