Word: barrundia
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...that war is imminent: Nation LIV, 44; LVI, 360. (2) Increase of foreign complications and growth of war spirit in the United States has been commensurate with recent growth of navy: Nation LVI. 44.- (x) Those in authority have unnecessarily seized opportunities of getting the nation into trouble.- (I) Barrundia affair-(II) Chilian affair.- (III) Hawilan affair-(IV) Venezuela question.- (y) Those in navy impatient for war: Nation LVI, 44.- (I) It is their business.- (II) It brings them honors.- (z) They have endeavored to arouse in the people a similar warlike spirit: Nation...
...Spoliation Claims: Schouler, IV, 239 et. seq.- (d) By our attitude toward the French in Mexico.- (e) By President Grant's course in regard to the Alabama Claims: Blaine, Twenty Years in Congress, II, ch. 20.- (f) By the foreign policy of General Harrison's administration.- (1) In the Barrundia case.- (2) In the Samoan case.- (3) In the New Orleans case: Hawley, Forum, XIII...
...foreign policy of the Republican party is that of Jingoism.- (a) Record of Harrison's administration.- (1) Barrundia case: Hart, Ces., in Am. Govt., 121.- (2) Chilean case, Ibid, 131.- (3) Hawaiian case: N. A. R., vol. 158, pp. 57-63; Forum, XVI, 670-689.- (b) Expressions of opinion by leaders: Lodge, in Forum, XIX, 8-17; T. C. Catlin, in N. A. R., vol. 158, pp. 431-2; Roosevelt in Boston Herald, Oct. 25, '95.- (c) General tone of press and platforms...
...increase is undesirable. - (a) We already have a deficit. - (b) Navy expensive: Cong. Rec. 1894-5, p. 2492. - (c) Promotes jingoism. - (1) Barrundia and Chile: A. B. Hart, above...
...large navy increases the propensity of a nation for war. (a) Barrundia and Chilian affairs...
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