Our foreign trade merits the best support of the Government and the most earnest endeavor of our manufacturers and merchants, who, if they do not already in all cases need a foreign market, are certain soon to become dependent on it.
Taft stresses the importance of foreign trade and the need for government support to ensure American manufacturers thrive in international markets.
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