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A Grim Paradox on War Trade and Empire Influence
The letter argues that the League of Nations and British influence shape U.S. policy while the nation paradoxically funds both sides in Asia. It cites $500,000,000 in annual U.S. trade, a WWI cost of $24.9 billion, and proposed neutrality amid Anglo-American financial ties. It references Lloyd George, the British Foreign Office, and advocacy for nonintervention. The piece questions media control and calls for strict neutrality.
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