If Elected President I Will Defend American Rights Worldwide
The speaker declares opposition to using executive power to draft a foreign constitution or threaten force in the West Indies. He advocates for a world order based on a free nations league, supports strengthening The Hague, and endorses adjusting the Versailles framework while protecting American rights and properties. He emphasizes American leadership, calls for constructive reform, and pledges to pursue a practical peace strategy on election.
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Striking Passages From Harding Peace League Address
Excerpts quote President Harding praising American independence and self reliance, criticise the League of Nations as impotent and failed since Versailles, asserting it could not prevent wars and deserved its demise. Includes remarks on patriotism and warnings about Senate restraint.
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