The Monroe doctrine; does it survive?

The Monroe doctrine; does it survive?

by James M. Oswald

Part of The Scholastic great issues series

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Historical events and documents relating to the Monroe Doctrine, including those of the Cuban Crisis of 1962 and the Dominican Crisis of 1965, are presented with study questions intended to allow the reader to formulate his own opinion about what the Monroe Doctrine is, whether or not it survives, and if it is valid.

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