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Field name | Value |
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Reference | FO 414/211 |
Department/Office | Foreign Office |
Title | Affairs of North America Further Correspondence Part IV |
Description | Proposed preferential treatment of Columbia with regard to Panama Canal, Standard Oil Company, opposition to African American vote in Maryland, disappearance of ill-feeling in Congress against the President, report on the Heads of Foreign Missions at Washington, misgovernment of San Francisco, Anglo-German relations, lynching, seizure of American fishing vessel off Vancouver Island, State of Porto Rico, Anglo-German war scare and German colonial expansion, defeat of proposed temperance law in Alabama, fresh estimate of cost of Panama canal |
Date | 1909 |
Collection | Confidential Print: North America |
Region | North America |
Countries | Mexico, United States, Germany, Panama |
Places | Austria; Belgium; Bolivia; Brazil; Buenos Aires; Canada; Chile; China; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Dominican Republic; France; Germany; Great Britain; Greece; Guatemala; Guyana; Hawaii; Hayti; Honduras; Hungary; Japan; Mexico; Newfoundland; Nicaragua; Panama; Persia; Peru; Rio de Janeiro; Russia; Santiago; Siam; Spain; Sweden; The Philippines; Turkey; Uruguay; USA; Vancouver Island; Venezuela |
People | Bryce, James; Grey, Sir Edward, later Viscount Grey of Fallodon; Roosevelt, Theodore; Root, Elihu; Taft, William Howard |
Topics | agriculture; army; boundary; civil rights; commerce; constitution; copyright; crime; debt; defence; education; espionage; immigration; industry; lynching; mining; navy; neutrality; oil; Panama Canal; police; prisons; public opinion; railways; slavery; sugar; taxation; trade; troops; US Democratic Party; US Republican Party |
Copyright | Crown Copyright documents © are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK |