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... greater thaa those Italy, It would satisfactory if Uttk surprising to loan that British Navy was adequately represented Caribbean waters. This applies la grantor or leas degree all tba maritima Powers of Barope. The welfare and tba independence of Sooth ...
... interests from forceful mterveabea. The first imperative step is to despatch the strongest naval force available to the Caribbean Sea. Already the Briton and French jingo papers are accusing the United State* having designs the two RepubUen. This in not ...
... lor the future bdag the tendency of the proprietors, who bad made thdi fortunes, to become absentees. St. the key to the Caribbean, pesersnid fine harbour and fertifisa* teona and was one the moat importaat ami* log stations the Empire,. Trinidad was the ...
... thousand to fourteen thousand feet above sealevsJL With Its arms it spans a sixth part the etreumferenoeof our globe, from the Caribbean Sea to Cape Horn, thus bordering the Pacific side Sooth America with titanic barrier. The height of ita passes forbids the ...
... Atlantic to Europe, two Usee of seven steamers crossing the to Asia, and one line of three steamers to Australia. South of the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus there regular communication by American steamers with either of South America. By means of a reasonable ...
... under whatever auspices, Trans-American Canal. The politicians are not entitled the credit saving the Danish Colonies in the Caribbean Sea. In October last the Premier, when speaking the Budget Bill, said: •* All were agreed that the present state of affairs ...
... Pan-Germanic expansion make no secret of their desire—indeed their intention to create Teutonic Canada somewhere between the Caribbean Sea and Capo Horn. The foundations have already been laid. The moat fertile and best parts of Guatemala are in the German ...
... on, and risks they were ready to run. The conquest of the Philippines, the government of the annexed Spanish islands the Caribbean Sea presented difficulties which the framers of the Constitution bad not foreseen. In all these questions Mr. M'Kinley evinced ...
... ng majority in favour of the principle that the American flag must be kept flying in the Eastern Pacific well as in the Caribbean Sea. It is to give definite effect to this deliberate verdict of the nation that the Houses the Legislature meet next week ...
... this canal remained merely one of the counters on the political card table. It was the conquests of the Republic in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific that once more gave the project political as well as commercial importance. Now ready communications ...
... in year 1612. “The Peninsula Yucatan,” says Mr. Faulks, projecting northward into the Calf of Mexico, which it separates Caribbean Sea, it above all other regions of tbo earth fit abode for tho mysterious ami supernatural.’’ Why it should ha any more than ...