Manifest destiny and the imperialism question
By: edited by Charles L. Sanford.
Series: Problems in American history
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1974
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 159
Subjects: United States -- Territorial expansion; United States -- Foreign relations
Table of contents: title: Cotton, J. God's promise to New England.; title: Box, W. God's providence in Virginia.; title: Berkeley, G. On the prospect of planting arts and learning in America.; title: Ames, N. America; title: its past, present, and future state.; title: O'Sullivan, J. L. Manifest destiny.; title: Anonymous. Manifest destiny; title: a rendezvous for rogues.; title: Robinson, J. The cause of heaven in Mexico.; title: Benton, T. H. America's pathway to the Orient.; title: Vox Populi. For Texas and for Oregon.; title: Walker, W. Shall the Western World be European or American?; title: Brownson, O. A. The proper name of the country is America.; title: Melville, H. Allons, vivenza!; title: Kennedy, J. P. and Wirt, W. Remember the Cherokee nation.; title: Diverse American Indians. I have spoken.; title: Roosevelt, T. These foolish sentimentalists.; title: Sumner, C. A future dominion in the Pacific.; title: Editorial opinion. Was Alaska "Seward's folly"?; title: House debate on the Alaskan Appropriation Bill. The capital of the world.; title: Mahan, A. T. A twentieth-century outlook.; title: Kidd, B. The United States and the control of the tropics.; title: Clemens, S. L. To the person sitting in darkness.; title: Luce, H. The American century.; title: Jordan, V. A house divided against itself.; title: Fleming, D. F. Manifest destiny in Vietnam.; title: A bibliographical essay (p. 155-159)