Ostend Manifesto
Dictionary of Historical Allusions · 1903 · p. 125
The outcome of a conference at Ostend in 1854 between Me rs. Buchanan, Mason and Soulé, the representatives of the United States at the Courts of Great Britain, France and Spain respectively. They were asked to advise on the Cuban question, and advised their Government that the proper course was purchase, or if Spain refused to sell, that the United States were fully justified in using force if they felt themselves sufficiently powerful.
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