No effort will be spared to enlarge its advantages by seeking the removal of needless impediments and by arrangements for increased commercial exchanges.
William McKinley: “No effort will be spared to enlarge its advantages by seeking the removal of needless impediments and by arrangements…”
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McKinley commits to enhancing trade by removing unnecessary barriers.
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