The temptation to extend our territory by unlawful exercise of power over Cuba and San Domingo was resisted by the American people.
George F. Hoar: “The temptation to extend our territory by unlawful exercise of power over Cuba and San Domingo was resisted by the…”
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Hoar praises the American people's decision to resist the temptation of imperialism in Cuba and San Domingo.
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