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Foreign relations and diplomacy under Taft 1912
President Taft outlines the reorganization of the State Department, merit system in foreign service, and expanded embassies. He cites diplomacy as a driver of American commerce and peace, highlights Central American debt relief, China policy, and Latin American arbitration, and calls for enhanced tariff flexibility and continued global leadership.
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