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... cent. Captain A. Mahan in Us “Interest of America in Sea Power,” page 277, says: “The Caribbean is preeminently the domain of sea power,” aad again, page In the Caribbean, likewise, the existence of numerous important ports, and busy traffic in tropical ...
... ** the acquisition of territory the Caribbean as there foreshadowed has been steadily carried out the Americana, and at this date we now find the channels into the Mexican Gulf and western entrance into the Caribbean under their control ; Cuba, the Republic ...
... GCGGESTED INSURANCE SCHEME. It is matter of common knowledge that th* 5-les the Caribbean Sea are liable to the visitation of hurricanes, the effects of which are sometimes disastrous and even But hitherto there has been little accurate knowledge on the ...
... unit. That difficult}' has now disappeared, but no advantage has been taken of the circumstance that in practical sense the Caribbean colonies have been drawn closer together in order to introduce Improvement in the system government. The area of extension ...
... fishery petrol, duty or cruisers sent specially OttDt Britain to enable the merrists obtain sis months' sea drill winter the Caribbean Sea or in British wafers. The decision (isea fleet satisfaction in the colony, where the Nasal ia highly popular. CANADIAN ...
... was at the zenith of prosperity is no longer justified. A comprehensive policy dealing with the combined colonies on the Caribbean is urgently required, and In such scheme the matter of the mall contract would doubt find equitable and satisfactory aolntfon ...
... Monroe Doctrine : that it either gasconade unworthy of great nation, or tho United States, the self-constituted policeman the Caribbean Sea and the continent South America, determined that “its flat this continent shall be supreme.” With Theodore Roosevelt ...
... always between and 15deg. North. Though almost annual occurrence in the Western Atlantic their effects on the islands of the Caribbean Sea are only to feared when the track of hurricane happens pass directly over or very near to them. was onlv in the latter ...
... of the seas either end. and means that shall have particular interest in preservation order on the coasts and islands the Caribbean Sea.” Mr. Roosevelt said also that he believed that little wise and generous aid could help forward even the most backward ...
... insurrection, tad speak and act the champion of aaitrt . Venezuela. It may little nagralart on the part of the Repohlie on the Caribbean la doeline the pacific mode of settlement earned by her own former champion, but it capable of an easy explanation. Whin ...
... publication this statement the announcement was made of the arrival San Domingo City of the Kear-Admiral commanding the Caribbean Squadron, and that other bis squadron were under orders to join him there. The United States now has a strong naval force ...
... PatfrteaaJSL&SffSl?: Ml «J> OBLCAM. OWlan. wirtMlaa IK _ RATAXKAH. Spirits Taipeatiae MUM Ashed. PRICES FOR POTCRi”DELIVERY. THE CARIBBEAN COLONIES. ...