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HISTORY OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

including headings Santo Domingo, Doubts and dictators, Delivering democracy, ...

The Monroe Doctrine, in existence by | HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Theodore Roosevelt abroad

The Monroe Doctrine, in existence by now for eighty years, states that renewed European colonial interference in the American continent will not be tolerated. Roosevelt extends this principle (in what becomes known as hi...

Haiti achieves some degree of stability | HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

Toussaint L'Ouverture

Haiti achieves some degree of stability under Jean Pierre Boyer, who wins power after the death of Henri Christophe in 1820. Two years later Boyer invades and overwhelms the eastern half of the island, Santo Domingo, whe...

Haiti achieves some degree of stability | HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN (WEST INDIES)

Toussaint L'Ouverture

Haiti achieves some degree of stability under Jean Pierre Boyer, who wins power after the death of Henri Christophe in 1820. Two years later Boyer invades and overwhelms the eastern half of the island, Santo Domingo, whe...

Haiti achieves some degree of stability | HISTORY OF THE FRENCH EMPIRE

Toussaint L'Ouverture

Haiti achieves some degree of stability under Jean Pierre Boyer, who wins power after the death of Henri Christophe in 1820. Two years later Boyer invades and overwhelms the eastern half of the island, Santo Domingo, whe...

Haiti achieves some degree of stability | HISTORY OF HAITI

Toussaint L'Ouverture

Haiti achieves some degree of stability under Jean Pierre Boyer, who wins power after the death of Henri Christophe in 1820. Two years later Boyer invades and overwhelms the eastern half of the island, Santo Domingo, whe...

In the early 20th century the | HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA

World Wars and Depression

In the early 20th century the USA begins to take a more interventionist role in the internal affairs of the Latin American republics - in what becomes known locally as yanqui imperialism. In the interests of prese...

Although largely notional, the 'dominion status' | HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

Loosening the ties

Although largely notional, the 'dominion status' of the Irish Free State irks the passionate republican in de Valera. Moreover there is a popular cause in which he can usefully pick a quarrel with Britain, the former imp...

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American | HISTORY OF BRITISH COLONIAL AMERICA

Conference and Dominion

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American republican sensibilities, rejects this proposal and calls the new state the Dominion of Canada.

Thus 'dominion status', a device later used to give independence to oth...

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American | HISTORY OF CANADA

Conference and Dominion

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American republican sensibilities, rejects this proposal and calls the new state the Dominion of Canada.

Thus 'dominion status', a device later used to give independence to oth...

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American | HISTORY OF BRITISH COLONIAL AMERICA

Conference and Dominion

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American republican sensibilities, rejects this proposal and calls the new state the Dominion of Canada. Thus 'dominion status', a device later used to give independence to other Briti...

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American | HISTORY OF CANADA

Conference and Dominion

Parliament in Westminster, aware of American republican sensibilities, rejects this proposal and calls the new state the Dominion of Canada. Thus 'dominion status', a device later used to give independence to other Briti...

With this much achieved, Lloyd George | HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

Stumbling towards a settlement

With this much achieved, Lloyd George offers a truce to the Sinn Fein leader, Eamon de Valera, and invites him to London with a view to working out a treaty.

The truce comes into effect on 11 July 1921. Violence i...

With this much achieved, Lloyd George | HISTORY OF NORTHERN IRELAND

Stumbling towards a settlement

With this much achieved, Lloyd George offers a truce to the Sinn Fein leader, Eamon de Valera, and invites him to London with a view to working out a treaty.

The truce comes into effect on 11 July 1921. Violence i...

With this much achieved, Lloyd George | HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN (from 1707)

Stumbling towards a settlement

With this much achieved, Lloyd George offers a truce to the Sinn Fein leader, Eamon de Valera, and invites him to London with a view to working out a treaty.

The truce comes into effect on 11 July 1921. Violence i...

With this much achieved, Lloyd George | HISTORY OF IRELAND

Stumbling towards a settlement

With this much achieved, Lloyd George offers a truce to the Sinn Fein leader, Eamon de Valera, and invites him to London with a view to working out a treaty.

The truce comes into effect on 11 July 1921. Violence i...

Two hot-headed friars open the gruesome | HISTORY OF FLORENCE

Savonarola

Two hot-headed friars open the gruesome final chapter of this story. In 1498 a Franciscan challenges to an ordeal by fire anyone who would defend Savonarola. The challenge is accepted by Fra Domenico, one of Savonarola's...

The major works of Tacitus are | HISTORY OF LATIN LITERATURE

Tacitus and the empire

The major works of Tacitus are the Histories, appearing in about 109, and the Annals, published around the time of the death of Trajan in 117 (see publishing in Rome). They cover the period from the accessi...

The major works of Tacitus are | HISTORY OF HISTORIANS

Tacitus and the empire

The major works of Tacitus are the Histories, appearing in about 109, and the Annals, published around the time of the death of Trajan in 117 (see publishing in Rome). They cover the period from the accessi...

Chamberlain's policy immediately splits the Conservative | HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

Salisbury, Chamberlain and empire

Chamberlain's policy immediately splits the Conservative party and leads to resignations, including his own, from the cabinet. Chamberlain takes the issue around the country in a programme of public meetings, until Balfo...

Chamberlain's policy immediately splits the Conservative | HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN (from 1707)

Salisbury, Chamberlain and empire

Chamberlain's policy immediately splits the Conservative party and leads to resignations, including his own, from the cabinet. Chamberlain takes the issue around the country in a programme of public meetings, until Balfo...