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Lowell Defends Covenant of League of Nations
President Lowell argues for ratifying the League covenant with amendments, explaining compulsory arbitration, automatic sanctions for war, and the distinction between recommendations and commands. He defends open diplomacy, addresses criticisms, and urges clear limits on sovereignty while preserving the Monroe Doctrine in a global framework.
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