Albert Beveridge: “Instead, there must be the broadest, frankest, bravest declaration of…”

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Instead, there must be the broadest, frankest, bravest declaration of National powers that words could express.

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Beveridge advocates for a bold and clear declaration of national powers in response to challenges.

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Albert Beveridge: “Instead, there must be the broadest, frankest, bravest declaration of National powers that words could express.”