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Op-Ed: A July Fourth address for the ages - Opinion - The Black Chronicle

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Two years before he formulated the ideas for the Monroe Doctrine, then-Secretary of State John Quincy Adams was asked to give the annual Independence Day address in the United States Capitol. It became what historian Samuel Flagg Bemis called a landmark document in the history of American foreign policy. Two years before he formulated the […]

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