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William Jennings Bryan Speech of Acceptance
Bryan argues the Philippines question must end in independence, opposing imperialism as a threat to republican government. He contrasts democracy with plutocracy, denounces militarism, and cites Lincoln and Washington to urge decolonization and a peaceful, trade-based expansion.
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