Considerations of proper military efficiency, as well as a due sense of national dignity, and self-respect, as befitting this great nation, urge that the existing situation shall cease.
Bill Taft: “Considerations of proper military efficiency, as well as a due sense of national dignity, and self-respect, as befitting…”
On the recordFebruary 24, 1910
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