Titlebook: British Diplomacy and US Hegemony in Cuba, 1898-1964; Christopher Hull Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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,Beyond Recognition: Grau’s 100-Day Government,ediate a political settlement between an increasingly unpopular and autocratic President Machado and his opponents, when social and political unrest threatened substantial US economic interests on the island. Machado eventually resigned in August and his successor, selected byWelles, governed for just three weeks.

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1964. It investigates how Britain attempted to protect its trade and other interests in the island, whilst always sensitive to the reactions of its most important ally, the United States.978-1-349-33352-3978-1-137-30176-5

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The Map that Precedes the Territory,itize exports to Cuba at the expense of Anglo–American harmony. Given both the increased importance of the United States to British foreign policy, and the larger power disparity between the two allies, it is odd that the British government was less disposed to appease US concerns in the 1960s than at the start of the century.

Obsessed

Introduction,ar of independence between Cuba and Spain, the alleged act of treachery contributed to Washington’s decision to intervene militarily in the island. Within weeks both the conflict and Spanish colonial rule in Cuba were over.

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Cold War: Democracy to Dictatorship,wers’ heralded the ColdWar. Washington announced the Marshall Plan in 1947, a programme of economic aid for the war-devastated European countries that aimed to hasten their recovery and reduce their susceptibility to Soviet influence.

PACT

Conclusion,itize exports to Cuba at the expense of Anglo–American harmony. Given both the increased importance of the United States to British foreign policy, and the larger power disparity between the two allies, it is odd that the British government was less disposed to appease US concerns in the 1960s than at the start of the century.

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