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Beveridge in Senate on Philippines policy and imperial role
Senator Beveridge argues for continued American control of the Philippines, detailing strategic, economic, and constitutional justification. He condemns opposition to the war, outlines a plan for civil government, and asserts divine purpose in America's imperial duty. He warns that withdrawal would prolong conflict and jeopardize national glory.
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