Word: isolationism
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In return Labrador has given them what I consider an invaluable gift--the gift a laboratory gives a chemist, or a good clinic gives a doctor. It has afforded a test field for the use of the talents of body, mind, and soul, for which their long and expensive education...
Senate opposition to treaties involving new international obligations for this country seems to be as deep-seated as it is unreasonable. In spite of all that has gone on in the last five years, there are still politicians of great reputation, who do not realize that the days of strict...
Moreover, regardless of the probability of a future war, it would be both to our advantage and to the advantage of those nations now indebted to us for us to operate our own merchant marine, provided we could do it at a lower freight rate than that charged by others...
"At Chita one informed me," he says in my rough-and-ready translation, "of a community of learned men hidden in the mountain fastnesses. Their abode, perched on one of the lofty peaks in the snow-clad Andes, is almost inaccessible to hostile philistines. There, amidst the glorious inspiration of...
This polygot provision of Columbia intimates a response to a demand, and the demand in turn connotes something else than-American "isolation." --New York Times.