A decided Cuban policy would not only have settled at once the inevitable destiny of that island, but would also have given republican sentiment in Spain an impetus, strengthened the South American republics and exercised a healthy influence in Mexico and Canada.
Woodhull believes a strong policy towards Cuba would have positively influenced other nations in the Americas.
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