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The Favourite of the Empire - Chapter 3

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The Empire Favorite Chapter: 3 .- Monroe Doctrine
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Monroe Doctrine

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All seemed to be improving, its expansion was going well purchased Louisiana from France to Florida would be other things Espanaye for their future. It had become a role model " like any good hero must be"

to its southern neighbors. Most independent or was already in the process of doing this of course was improving.

Until one day his bosses told him that the Europeans planned to return to meddle in American territory. His first reaction was "must avoid at all costs"

but his superiors told him he should not rush, should think of an easy solution. In it was when a letter arrived from the United Kingdom, was an invitation, "

Alliance?, With Arthur? But if it had long had a confrontation in which their relationship with the representative of the British Isles had been quite tense. Members of Congress decided to analyze the offer and asked him to do the same for your account the next day they would meet again to give their conclusions. the other day raise a pitched battle with both sides, on one hand who believed needed the alliance with the United Kingdom and the other those who were suspicious of the interests of European power. He had to admit that he supported the second is that magical reason why Arthur Kirkland will send a request for alliance finally accepting it as an equal? Although he recognized its independence

reluctantly had never failed him as an immature child and had been responsible for repeated each time they had agreed, but after his speech in Canada had refused to speak to him.

The more I thought about it, the angrier he was who was believed to ignore the hero and later as if nothing ask an alliance? No way! Neither Britain nor any other country in this old world were entitled to occupy American territory.

"America for Americans" heard a voice it out of his thoughts

He turned to look where procedíay found two men sitting side by side, who had spoken was nothing more nothing less than his boss President James Monroe and his side was the Secretary of State John Quincy Adams. Their eyes met and in that moment he knew he had to do.

He stood up and asked to speak. All were silent expectant of what his country meant.

"In the war of European powers about issues that concern them have never taken part, nor would own our policy to do so. Regarding the governments in southern Africa which have declared their independence and have maintained independence on just principles, we have recognized, we can not contemplating any intervention with the purpose of oppressing or controlling in any way their destiny by any European power, but as the manifestation of an unfriendly disposition toward the United States ... "

After that it was unanimously decided to reject the alliance with the European power.

United States of America - Alfred F. Jones was a hero and if their American neighbors were in trouble he would come to his aid that was his job and that was the message sent to all intended settlers. ***

"We declare that we are obliged to consider any attempt on their part to extend their system to any nation in this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and security"

a smile on the lips of England was not exactly what I had in mind when sending the letter to its former colony but somehow favorecíaa their interests. ******

The Monroe Doctrine

, summarized in the phrase "America for Americans" was developed by John Quincy Adams

and attributed to James Monroe in 1823 and announced on December 2nd that same year. Aimed primarily at the European powers with the intention that the United States not tolerate any interference of them in Latin .

This time Alfred paint very idealistic as the hero who dreams of being and even though deep down we all know that the American had a double effect doctrine "for America NORTEamercianos "I think that basically is not their fault that their leaders have interpreted the Monroe Doctrine at your convenience.

    Indeed Alfred's speech is part of paragraph 48 of the message to Congress of President Monroe with a few modifications.