"colony," or "free State"? "dependence," or "just Connection"? "empire," or "union"?: An Essay Based on the Political Philosophy of the American ... Towards the Ascertainment of the Nature of - Softcover
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Excerpt from "Colony," or "Free State"? "Dependence," or "Just Connection"? "Empire," or "Union"?: An Essay Based on the Political Philosophy of the American Revolution, as Summarized in the Declaration of Independence, Towards the Ascertainment of the Nature of the Political Relationship Between the American Union and Its Annexed Insular Regions
From the time of the acquisition of Porto Rico and the Philippines, in 1898, under a Treaty with Spain which left in definite the relations between the American Union and those regions, the question of the nature of this relationship has been discussed.
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