Excerpt from The Interest of America in International Conditions
In all countries, the tendency of the general population is to concentrate attention upon those questions which are commonly called domestic. The individual man"s immediate neighborhood, the state, territory, or province, where he lives, the particular needs of the region in which his interests lie, have with him a prominence upon which it is needless to insist, and which is both natural and proper.
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