Modernizing The Monroe Doctrine (1916)
Published in 1916, Modernizing The Monroe Doctrine considers how a foundational principle of American foreign policy might be updated for its time. Charles Hitchcock Sherrill explores the doctrine’s historical significance and its place in changing international relations across the Western Hemisphere.
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Modernizing The Monroe Doctrine (1916) examines the Monroe Doctrine and the question of how it might be adapted to changing circumstances.
Charles Hitchcock Sherrill presents a historical and political discussion focused on American policy in the Western Hemisphere.
The book offers a period perspective on international relations, national interests, and the evolving role of the United States in hemispheric affairs.
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