On the record
They must not obscure the duty of restoring order in the regions where our troops have been assailed, or prejudice our subsequent course.
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgThey must not obscure the duty of restoring order in the regions where our troops have been assailed, or prejudice our subsequent course.
Reid stresses the importance of restoring order in areas affected by conflict involving U.S. troops.
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