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Taft's Trade Message Sets Course for Foreign Policy
President Taft's first message to Congress centers on foreign relations and America's commercial progress in foreign trade. He argues for a strong, merit-based foreign service, expanded commercial diplomacy, and peaceful arbitration. The address covers State Department reforms, ambassadorial appointments, and measures to boost U.S. exports while maintaining neutrality and supporting Central American stability.
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