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3073. FOREIGN INFLUENCE, Exclusion.—[continued].
We consider their [Cuba's
and Mexico's] interests and ours as the same,
and that the object of both must be to exclude
all European influence from this hemisphere.—
To Governor Claiborne. Washington ed. v, 381.
Ford ed., ix, 213.
(W.
Oct. 1808)
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