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Our true policy was admirably summed up by Jay in his letters to Livingston, where he says: "Let us be honest and grateful to France, but let us think for ourselves....
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “Our true policy was admirably summed up by Jay in his letters to Livingston, where he says: "Let us be honest and…”
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This quote emphasizes the importance of maintaining independence in thought and gratitude while navigating international relations.
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