Manifest Destiny

By Michael T. Lubragge

1. Manifest Destiny - The Philosophy That Created A Nation
• Introduction
• Manifest Destiny -- The Intangible Of American History
• Coining The Phrase
• A Movement As Old As America Itself
• A Disputed Philosophy


2. The Components Of Manifest Destiny
• The Religious Influence
• A Sense Of A Mission
• The Dark Side


3. From The Beginning of Time


4. The New Manifest Destiny
• The Eternal Doctrine
• To This End
• A Metamorphosis
• The Pacific And Beyond


5. The Many Shades of Manifest Destiny
• Imperialism
• Yellow Journalism
• White Mans Burden
• Monroe Doctrine / The Roosevelt Corollary


6. To The End Of Time


7. References cited

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