The Myth of American Isolation: Our National Policy of International Co-Operation (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Over a century later the United States was still attempting to secure a liberal reform of maritime law by general international conference and the establishment of an international prize court through the London Naval Conference and one of the convem tions signed at The Hague in And it has already been seen that we have put forth and reasserted the doctrine of the Open door by similar methods.2 Whenever the method of joint inter national action has seemed promising it has been adopted; where it has been rejected it has been because it seemed calculated to defeat its own purpose.

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