The Nation’s Empire Debates Trade and Trust with Nations
A sprawling editorial on reciprocal trade and regulation urges Congress to empower a national commerce secretary, regulate big corporations, and expand immigration and tariff policies. It defends American leadership in Asia and the Philippines, advocates water rights, rail and ship subsidies, and the Monroe Doctrine as a peace framework.
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