Bryan Defense of Philippine Policy Roils Republican Tone
The Indianapolis keynote argues that imperial policy threatens republican ideals. It asserts government by the people and criticizes wealth influence, urging support for independence of the Philippines and condemning imperial aims as opposed to democratic principles.
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Eli Duegehiel Hovoinjene Jriitias de Ghd
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Bryan Family Portrait and Philippine Debate
A fragmented piece contrasts William J Bryan and his children with a sprawling discussion on Philippine independence. It quotes Jeffersonian ideals, self government, and debates over U S rule in the Philippines, touching on Dewey and treaty implications while recalling Bryan era political rhetoric.
Arguments For and Against Philippine Empire Power
The piece outlines principal arguments defending and opposing American expansion in the Philippines, stressing world power, trade, and religious impact. It contrasts economic gains and costs, warns of military burdens on workers, and flags concerns over forcing Christianization and imperial policy on distant lands. The author cites Franklin and Democratic positions, and concludes with a call to restraint and humanitarian missionary aims rather than sovereignty.
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