On the record
In high-handed and almost despotic manner, we have, in former days, claimed privileges over neutrals which have at different times banded all the maritime powers of the world against us.
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gutenberg.orgIn high-handed and almost despotic manner, we have, in former days, claimed privileges over neutrals which have at different times banded all the maritime powers of the world against us.
Sumner reflects on America's historical claims over neutral nations and the resulting global opposition.
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