Latin America is an immense job by itself, and we have some real responsibility there; a sort of Christian Monroe Doctrine.

State and Monroe.

Monroe Doctrine, 127.

You know me very well yourself, but as I wish you to be fully satisfied I beg to refer you to Mr. Nathan C. Monroe, Dr. Strohecker and Mr. Bogg.

John Randolph's will set free nearly four hundred in 1833; Monroe Edwards of Louisiana manumitted 160 by deed in 1840;[10] and George W.P. Custis of Virginia liberated his two or three hundred at his death in 1857.

[Being a Republican's apology for the recent anti-British agitation in the States.] Oh, never let it mar the mutual love, That now unites us eye to eye, If, superficially, we seem to shove Our fingers in your Irish pie An action which, if you should so behave, Would make old MONROE wriggle in his grave.

During the months in which Davis was a prisoner at Fortress Monroe, and while the question of his trial for treason was being fiercely debated in Washington, the sentiment of the Confederacy naturally concentrated upon its late President.

Vide Message of President Monroe, Feb. 4, 1818.]

SEE Monroe, Anne Shannon.

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Mr. Monroe and the moving men.

© 25Jul33; AF22530. Henry de Monfreid (A); 12Aug60; R261572. MONROE, ANNE SHANNON. Looking down wells.

SEE Monroe, Anne Shannon. Walk with me, lad.

SEE Monroe, Anne Shannon.

SEE Monroe, Marion.

By John Levy & Ruth Monroe.

© 24Oct38; A123508. Ruth Monroe Levy (A); 12Sep66; R392852.

LEVY, RUTH MONROE.

MONROE, ALAN H. Principles and types of speech.

MONROE, MARION.

SEE Gray, William S. MONROE, RUTH. SEE Levy, Ruth Monroe. MONTANA DIGEST.

SEE Gray, William S. MONROE, RUTH. SEE Levy, Ruth Monroe. MONTANA DIGEST.

Bernard Molohon (A); 18Sep67; R418147. MONROE, ANNE SHANNON.

Scientific drawings by Ted R. Meller, other drawings by Edmund Monroe.