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Monroe Doctrine Debate and Venezuela Arbitration History
The Senate morning session heard Mr. Lodge of Massachusetts discuss the Monroe doctrine tracing its principles to Washington and the neutrality doctrine. The speaker outlined 19th century negotiations with Britain over Venezuela and Orinoco boundary, noting repeated efforts to arbitrate and Henry Lodge’s call for a diplomatic resolution amid Britain’s assertive stance and American public opinion turning toward foreign interests.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Tequestea
England
United Ara
France
Spain
Great Britain
Mexico
Venezuela
Tri
Britain
Foreign Office
Rojas
Lord Salisbury
the Moroco
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Granl
Beaconsfield
Fellsville
Ville
Lord Grant
Rigma
Bart
Granville
Lora Eral Guzman Blanco
Guianaa
Lord Rosebery
Yhin
BT British Dana
Monroe
Spa
Holland
Barima
Demerara
Moroco
Orinoco
Meadme Lord Salisbury
Essequibo
Schomburgk
North
Orouth America
United States
Americas
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Central
Palously
South
Central Americ
South America
Veneela
Congress
Pacific
Haweiian
Caribbean
Sta. Lucia
Trinidad
Jamaica
British Honduras
South American
Europe
Engand
United State
Alaska
Itina Cumarophat