Wilsons League Debate Echoes In Sharp Farm Isue
Opinion piece argues against joining the Smuts Wilson league and warns of unequal voting power, loss of Monroe Doctrine, and moral and military commitments. It criticizes tariff policy, farm price support, and credit tightening, linking them to agricultural hardship and market collapse.
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Entangling alliances policy in early American diplomacy
The passage compiles statements by Washington through Wilson on noninterference, free trade, and avoiding entangling alliances. It contrasts this historical thread with 1918 political rhetoric on cotton prices, agriculture, and calls to vote for Harding and Pringey, urging domestic economic focus.
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