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Notation Speech on Independence and Imperial Policy
A dense 19th century style speech argues over Philippine independence, U.S. duties, and the imperial question amid a Democratic platform critique. It weighs self government for the Philippines, Cuban parallels, trade expansion, and the moral costs of conquest versus consent. The text names figures, parties, and policy stances, contrasting republican ideals with expansionist aims and invoking constitutional rights and self determination.
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Uva
Mtaiwa
Peru
Pani
Wien
Uae
Millan
Plattocny
Eniaa- Kering
Republie
Faroe
Nwo
Sory
Existmaie
Meath
Republican Party
Geange
Incelaia Kteyes
Denier
Philiprhine
Ellie
Viewedonit Waktosh
Denarii Econ WiRtiey
Leica Waelys
Casa Biatow
Wemieni Luni
Marto
Petuil
Tani
Krhat
Aires
Maine
Anthea
Spain
Tirana
Rairelle
Anita
Phiippian Fonds
Aldo
Amnesiac
Bon Juin
Hlil
Coney, API
Aloes
Cobar
Tom Flake
Wes
Amierion
Cuba
Eukopean
Waubtington
Washington
Leah
Republi
Kote Ehena