Our trade with China has continued to grow, and our commercial rights under existing treaties have been everywhere maintained during the past year, as they will be in the future.
William McKinley: “Our trade with China has continued to grow, and our commercial rights under existing treaties have been everywhere…”
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McKinley notes the growth of American trade with China and the maintenance of commercial rights under treaties.
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