Greater America

affairs alien already Amer American American republics Anglo-Saxon army Asia become Brazil Britain British Canada Canadian canal Caribbean Caribbean Sea cent character China Chinese Civil Service colonial commercial communities continent Cuba Cubans deal democracy democratic dependencies desire difficulty East economic elected empire Europe European expansion fact federal Filipino foreign French German Greater America ican immigration important independence India Indian industrial influence interests islands Japan labor land Latin Latin-American Lhasa Manila matter ment mestizo Mexico military Monroe Doctrine mother-country native natural naval negro northern officers organization Oriental Pacific Pan-Americanism Panama party period Philippines political population position possible practically present President problems progress prosperity Puerto Rico question race railway reform regards Russia secure sentiment South America Spain Spaniards Spanish Spoils System strong territory Tibet tion trade tropical United Venezuela West Indies