The Significance of Our Mission in This War
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3. The guaranty to each state of a forum for the redress of grievances of one state against another with full power to enforce the verdict of that forum.
4. The guaranty of a republican form of government to each constituent state.
5. The right and duty to maintain the union.
The United States, though by tradition and on principle neutral as regards quarrels between European nations, is forced into this war to defend the lives of its own citizens, engaged in peaceful pursuits and protected by i...nternational law and solemn treaties.
The crucial issue which has driven our republic into the arena is to champion what the fathers of the republic rightly termed the in- alienable rights of man. It would be quite impossible for this l \1 ^k 2 The Annals of the American Academy nation to retrace the step which it has taken, were the central powers merely to offer to respect the rights of our citizens and to make amends; the issue now is that, as regards all neutrals peaceably attending to their own business, these inalienable rights must be respected.
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3. The guaranty to each state of a forum for the redress of grievances of one state against another with full power to enforce the verdict of that forum.
4. The guaranty of a republican form of government to each constituent state.
5. The right and duty to maintain the union.
The United States, though by tradition and on principle neutral as regards quarrels between European nations, is forced into this war to defend the lives of its own citizens, engaged in peaceful pursuits and protected by i...nternational law and solemn treaties.
The crucial issue which has driven our republic into the arena is to champion what the fathers of the republic rightly termed the in- alienable rights of man. It would be quite impossible for this l \1 ^k 2 The Annals of the American Academy nation to retrace the step which it has taken, were the central powers merely to offer to respect the rights of our citizens and to make amends; the issue now is that, as regards all neutrals peaceably attending to their own business, these inalienable rights must be respected.
What to read after The Significance of Our Mission in This War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson, Miles Menander, 1863- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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