Our foreign policy has been so conducted that, while not one of our just claims has been sacrificed, our relations with all foreign nations are now of the most peaceful kind; there is not a cloud on the horizon.
Teddy Roosevelt: “Our foreign policy has been so conducted that, while not one of our just claims has been sacrificed, our relations with…”
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Roosevelt highlights the peaceful state of U.S. foreign relations and the protection of national claims.
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