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This collection of essays and speeches by the noted American politician and historian Henry Cabot Lodge offers a window into the intellectual and political climate of the turn of the 20th century. Lodge weighs in on a range of topics, from foreign policy to literature, demonstrating a keen wit and a deep commitment to public service.
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