Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
ng to theMonroe Doctrine, said: I never have beenable to understand how you could preserve afence by tearing it down. Of course, the argument on the other sidewas that the object of a League of Nationswas to prevent the aggression that makesfences necessary as a measure for protection.The system of… … PRESmENT LOWELL SENATOR LODGE part in it, that she must not sacrifice her inde-pendence and place her resources in men andmaterials at the disposal of some combinationof Powers that might put them to harmfuluse. The idea that slowly took form in thepublic consciousness was that a League,…
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