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1950. CUBA, Acquisition by United States.—[further continued] .
It will be objected to
our receiving Cuba, that no limit can then be
drawn to our future acquisitions. Cuba can
be defended by us without a navy, and this
develops the principle which ought to limit
our views. Nothing should ever be accepted
which would require a navy to defend it.—
To President Madison. Washington ed. v, 445.
(M.
1809)
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