The Free Hand and Americas Global Duty
A historic speech argues Congress must wield broad constitutional power over territorial possessions. It asserts the United States must act with active imperial reach to govern and develop places like Porto Rico and Hawaii, warning against constraining orders that would limit national strength. The speaker cautions that living by precedent alone risks stagnation and urges vigorous, expansive action to fulfill the nation’s destined role in world affairs.
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