We do not by this doctrine intend to sanction any policy of aggression by one American commonwealth at the expense of any other, nor any policy of commercial discrimination against any foreign power whatsoever.
Roosevelt clarifies that the Monroe Doctrine is not meant to endorse aggression among American nations or commercial discrimination against foreign powers.
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