博客來This volume presents President William McKinley’s final address, delivered at the Pan-American Exposition, just before his assassination. The speech outlines McKinley’s vision for America’s future, emphasizing trade, diplomacy, and national unity. It stands as a testament to his statesmanship and forward-thinking policies.
Following McKinley’s death, President Theodore Roosevelt issued a proclamation affirming this speech as the guiding policy of his own administration, underscoring its significance in shaping early 20th-century American politics and ideals. This document offers valuable insight into the political landscape of the era and the continuity of leadership during a pivotal moment in American history.
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