American Solidarity
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That principle, therefore, which is not only of the 18 United States as we have seen, but also ours, is in reality an inspiration inherent of all the countries of America. It was the inspirator of the action of our Chancery during the great war reflected by the de- cree of June 18. 1917 which proclaimed that the stan- dard of our foreign policy should be that the offence inflicted on the rights of one country of the con- tinent should be taken as such by all and provoke in them a uniform and co...mmon reaction*, and re- solved that as long as it was not adopted by the coun- tries of America we should not treat as belligerants those brothers, who, in defence of their rights, should be at war with nations of other continents. I judge, therefore, that there does not exist any mo- tive, material or moral, which should counsel us to repudiate the principle of Monroe, but which, on the other hand, for evident reasons of American solida- rity and convenience, we should consider it as a na- tional postulate and amplify it further in accordance with the formula which includes not only the an- nexation of territories by Europe but also all offences of the rights set forth in our decree of the 18th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That principle, therefore, which is not only of the 18 United States as we have seen, but also ours, is in reality an inspiration inherent of all the countries of America. It was the inspirator of the action of our Chancery during the great war reflected by the de- cree of June 18. 1917 which proclaimed that the stan- dard of our foreign policy should be that the offence inflicted on the rights of one country of the con- tinent should be taken as such by all and provoke in them a uniform and co...mmon reaction*, and re- solved that as long as it was not adopted by the coun- tries of America we should not treat as belligerants those brothers, who, in defence of their rights, should be at war with nations of other continents. I judge, therefore, that there does not exist any mo- tive, material or moral, which should counsel us to repudiate the principle of Monroe, but which, on the other hand, for evident reasons of American solida- rity and convenience, we should consider it as a na- tional postulate and amplify it further in accordance with the formula which includes not only the an- nexation of territories by Europe but also all offences of the rights set forth in our decree of the 18th.
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