Monroe Doctrine debated and drifted into a dead issue
Clyde E Osborne surveys the Monroe Doctrine in light of 1850 Clayton Bulwer terms and later disputes. He argues the doctrine applies to none of today’s boundary or imperial actions, deeming it a tradition of the past. The piece also notes the Highland Citizen’s demise and local paper notes, including Collinsville Press.
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