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Acknowledgments Introduction
1. The Rise of German-American Antagonism
2. The Height of the German Challenge: The Venezuela Blockade, 1902-1903
3. The Reach of the Monroe Doctrine: The Germanization of Brazil
4. The Dominance of the United States: Huerta, Wilson, and Wilhelm
5. Image and Reality: The Utility of Misperception Notes Bibliography Index
Illustrations
"Move for move"
"The race for commercial supremacy"
"We never speak as we pass by"
"In bad form for good shooting"
"Who gets the Philippines?"
"Does Germany aim to control the Caribbean Sea?"
"Assault on New York"
"The Black Plan"
"He may not be hungry, but he has a hungry look"
"Hayti: 'Hoch der Kaiser!'"
"Italy: 'I'm the Kaiser's monkey: whose monkey are you?'"
"Uncle Sam: 'That's a live wire, gentlemen!'"
"On the Venezuelan path—going blind again"
"Never again!"
"And nations rested 'neath its grateful shade"
"The oyster and the shell"
"Dot iss der last time"
"How about recognition?"
"His best platform manner"
"The road to the abyss"
"The new gown"
"Uncle Sam: 'It is hard to bring 'em all under one hat!'"
Maps
1. The Caribbean Region
2. Southern Brazil
3. The Hansa Colony
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Cari Wolk
reviewed The danger of dreams on April 08, 2021
The danger of dreams
Very valuable resourse for my studies on Loyalists. This segment of the large Loyalist migration is perhaps under recognized, especially by those of us not from the maritimes. The experiance of the black Loyalist was, in my opinion, harsher and more extreme, than those faced by their white counterparts. Excellent for research, good for lovers of Canadian history.
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