A primary source document that sheds light on the geopolitical tensions surrounding the issue of American expansionism and the quest for overseas territories in the mid-19th century. The correspondence included in this volume reveals the complex web of diplomatic negotiations and secret alliances that characterized the era, providing valuable insights into the broader trends of the time.
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