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The Hague conference and peace doctrine stance
President Roosevelt outlines support for renewed The Hague conference with aims to advance peace and justice among nations. He warns against demagogues of war and of peace, stresses the Monroe Doctrine, and opposes using it for territorial aggression while urging action on Santo Domingo debts and a strengthened navy and army. He also discusses naturalization abuses, public land laws, and immigration policy.
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