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Bill Taft: “Nor would it be wise to forego the opportunity to join with other nations in the inspiring interchange of ideas tending…”

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Nor would it be wise to forego the opportunity to join with other nations in the inspiring interchange of ideas tending to promote intercourse, friendship, and commerce.
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Bill Taft
Republican · Ohio

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He highlights the value of international exchange of ideas to foster friendship and commerce.

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