Monroe Doctrinein a sentence
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There were others on this list whom Farmer often mentioned elsewhere: the former American slave and great abolitionist Frederick Douglass, who eagerly served as American ambassador to Haiti, in effect representing the Monroe Doctrine there† (source)
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As such, he was responsible for acquiring Florida and drafting the Monroe Doctrine and the Treaty of Ghent, as well as the Treaty of 1819.† (source)
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(Facing out) Well—I was really ready to make a speech about the Monroe Doctrine, but at the last minute Miss Corcoran made me talk about the Louisiana Purchase instead† (source)
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The power of Treaty may yet prove a vast engine of enlargement, when the Monroe doctrine takes its true place as a political fable.† (source)
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Listening to Chavez, it is easy to forget early Latin American appreciation of the Monroe Doctrine.†
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He resents the Monroe Doctrine as part of a pattern of heavy-handed U.S. intervention.†
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