Henry L. Stimson: the first wise manThe twentieth century witnessed the rise of the United States as the preeminent player on the world stage. While many individuals were responsible for the American ascension, few have left a larger legacy in the arena of foreign policy than Henry L. Stims |
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the first wise man David F. Schmitz. Stimson believed, to enlarge the army, but
rather to place "its establishment upon a proper system — one fitted for war as
well as peace; one which will change our present force from disconnected
groups of ...
the first wise man David F. Schmitz. Stimson believed, to enlarge the army, but
rather to place "its establishment upon a proper system — one fitted for war as
well as peace; one which will change our present force from disconnected
groups of ...
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But that "did not get to the root of the evil." Stimson noted that, "in spite of its
limited economic benefits," use of force by the United States was politically
damaging. Under the previous military occupation "the country learned nothing in
the way ...
But that "did not get to the root of the evil." Stimson noted that, "in spite of its
limited economic benefits," use of force by the United States was politically
damaging. Under the previous military occupation "the country learned nothing in
the way ...
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Moncada was willing to accept U.S.-supervised elections and the disarming of
his forces by the marines, but he balked at ... Stimson informed Moncada that
should the United States have to resort to force, the Coolidge administration
would no ...
Moncada was willing to accept U.S.-supervised elections and the disarming of
his forces by the marines, but he balked at ... Stimson informed Moncada that
should the United States have to resort to force, the Coolidge administration
would no ...
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