
John Hay
John Hay is an academic and literary scholar recognized for his analysis of Emily Dickinson's poetry, particularly her use of dashes, which he has explored in depth, contributing to the ongoing debate about their significance in her work.
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John Hay pushed for the acquisition of the Danish West Indies as part of his expansion plans.
L'ultima volta che la Danimarca ha venduto un'isola agli Usa: il precedente di Little Saint James, oggi nota come «l'isola dei pedofili» di EpsteinJohn Hay was the Secretary of State who ordered the ambassador in Constantinople to seek the Sultan's intervention.
Νεότης και γήρας | Η ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗJohn Hay was an American diplomat who wrote to future president Theodore Roosevelt about the Spanish-American War.
Where does Canada fit in this strange, new-old world?John Hay was the Secretary of State of the United States who signed the Hay-Bunau Varilla Treaty.
El pacto secreto de un hotel: La historia del Tratado Hay-Bunau VarillaJohn Hay was the U.S. Secretary of State involved in the treaty negotiations for the canal.
Herrán-Hay: el triángulo amoroso que cambió PanamáOn November 18, 1903, Secretary of State John Hay signed a treaty that expropriated the future Canal Zone from Panama.
¿Cuál es la mayor ‘influencia maligna’ en Panamá en su historia?John Hay collated an essay discussing the significance of Emily Dickinson's dashes.
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