It is our desire to continue to maintain this disinterested and just policy with China as well as Japan.
Ulysses S. Grant: “It is our desire to continue to maintain this disinterested and just policy with China as well as Japan.”
Editor's note · Context
Grant expresses the desire of the United States to maintain a fair and just policy towards both China and Japan.
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