The Adoption of Spanish in Our Schools
R P Kehoe urges American colleges to make Spanish a required study to unite the Western Hemisphere after World War I. He argues European conflict shortsighted and stresses practical Spanish for business, travel, and relations with South American nations, contrasting with older languages.
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