Address on China and foreign affairs during the Fifty sixth congress
A long presidential address reviews China disturbances Boxers siege at Pekin foreign legations and allied forces relief actions. It affirms US policy to protect nationals and seek a peaceful settlement while preserving Chinese territorial integrity and treaty rights. It notes naval and diplomatic actions and outlines aims for negotiation and reform.
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