... natural sympathy with the former colonies ; after all they had only recently achieved independence themselves and sought to defend the principles of their revolution. However this should not be over estimated, their revolutions were fundamentally different in nature, for example they retained European Catholicism which the US Puritans despised. Furthermore although not directly mentioned in the doctrine John Quincy Adams was seeking ... insignificance the Monroe became a corner stone on US foreign policy after being accepted both political parties. However interpretations of the Monroe ...

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