This book is an in-depth study of early diplomatic relations between the United States and Spain. The author examines the struggles to establish and maintain boundaries and control of territories such as Florida and the Mississippi River. The book further details the conflicts and tensions that emerged during the period. It establishes a historical background of the era, highlighting the broader context of Spanish and English influence in the Americas. By analyzing primary sources, the author evaluates the impact of figures like John Jay and other key players, shedding light on their roles and actions. Most importantly, the book delves into the historical significance of the treaty of 1795, which shaped the future of relations between the two nations, ultimately impacting the political dynamics of the region and influencing the historical development of the United States.
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Florida, our early relations with Spain, and the struggle to secure New Orleans and the Mississippi, are critical and interesting chapters in American history. Their importance and magnitude are but slightly considered by many of wide culture, and are but vaguely appreciated even by those who have made a special study of the history of the nation. In connection with post-graduate work at Yale University, where this essay was awarded the George Washington Eggleston Prize in American History, in 1904, the author became aware of the poverty of historical writing devoted to these significant matters in the diplomatic history of the United States, and was impressed with the advantages which might accrue to students of American history, from an unprejudiced and accurate account of the acquisition of Florida and our early entanglements with the Spanish nation. Through the courtesy of the late Hon. John Hay, then Secretary of State, and of Assistant Secretary A dee, the diplomatic correspondence of the period in question was placed at the disposal of the writer. Some idea of the importance of the questions involved and the attention they received from our national officials may be inferred from the fact that the author was obliged to examine some fifty volumes of official manuscript in order to secure the necessary data for a proper treatment of the subject.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book is an in-depth study of early diplomatic relations between the United States and Spain. The author examines the struggles to establish and maintain boundaries and control of territories such as Florida and the Mississippi River. The book further details the conflicts and tensions that emerged during the period. It establishes a historical background of the era, highlighting the broader context of Spanish and English influence in the Americas. By analyzing primary sources, the author evaluates the impact of figures like John Jay and other key players, shedding light on their roles and actions. Most importantly, the book delves into the historical significance of the treaty of 1795, which shaped the future of relations between the two nations, ultimately impacting the political dynamics of the region and influencing the historical development of the United States. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331008866_0
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