Europe is eternally engaged in wars in which we have no interest; and with which the fondest policy forbids us to intermeddle.
Albert Beveridge: “Europe is eternally engaged in wars in which we have no interest; and with which the fondest policy forbids us to…”
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Beveridge warns against involvement in European conflicts, advocating for American neutrality.
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