Diplomat Lansing Follows In Foster’s Footsteps at State
A Washington portrait recalls General Foster and his son-in-law Robert Lansing now serving as secretary of state ad interim. The piece traces Lansing’s rise from Amherst captain to top diplomat, his close work with Bryan, and his methodical, patient approach to international law amid wartime challenges.
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