Later corollaries gave the Monroe Doctrine meanings shaped by different governments. Treating those additions as Monroe's own words collapses separate stages in the policy's development. A claim made under the doctrine can therefore reflect a later administration's interpretation. Identifying which version is meant is necessary before comparing its declared limits with its application.
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Separating Monroe's doctrine from later corollaries
Later corollaries express particular governments' interpretations and need to be distinguished from Monroe's original statement.