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Venezuela Crisis and Monroe Doctrine Debate
President Cleveland to Congress lays out Venezuelan dispute with Great Britain, defending the Monroe Doctrine and arbitration as missing. British reply argues doctrine overextended, urging restraint. Congress moves to authorize a Venezuelan boundary commission and fund. International and domestic reaction split, with press and scholars weighing legality and risk.
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Peking
Formont
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Cleveland
Wastixnoros
D. C
Julian Payve Fote
Congress of the
Lnst
Borane
Republic of Venezuela
Julian Pauncefote
Monroe
Venezuela
Republic
Enduras
Ibia
International Council
High
Provident Monroe
Hughsh
Verneruvle
British Guiana
London
The
Daily Graphic
Byyard
Canada
Demerara
Standard
the Times
House
Hitt
Illinois
Sonsto
Senate Chandler
Hill
Davis
Alanka
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Benator
Theodore 8. Wolsey
Yale Law College
England
J. H. Beale, Jr
Harvard
Interna
Bagigul
Aiye
Alaska
Washington
New York
Berlin
Barops
Count von Kanitz
Eople
Sappei Wes
Stentions