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Taft Speech Outlines United States Foreign Policy
President Taft’s late 1910s message to Congress emphasizes a modern, merit-based foreign service, unified diplomacy, and active involvement in Central American debt relief. He highlights trade expansion, arbitration efforts, and the need for stable posts, increased embassies, and better pay to maintain enduring national interests abroad.
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