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Foreign interventionism is anti-American

Notes in the Margin Brandan P. Buck
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The original opponents of American intervention abroad — the anti-imperialist movement that arose in response to an imperial turn in the late 19th century — were in fact the true inheritors of the republic and its first principles.

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