Danh ngôn của John C. Calhoun
I hold that there is a mysterious connection between the fate of this country and that of Mexico; so much so that her independence and capability of sustaining herself are almost as essential to our prosperity and the maintenance of our institutions as they are to hers.
I hold that there is a mysterious connection between the fate of this country and that of Mexico; so much so that her independence and capability of sustaining herself are almost as essential to our prosperity and the maintenance of our institutions as they are to hers.
Tôi cho rằng có một mối liên hệ bí ẩn giữa số phận của đất nước này và số phận của Mexico; đến mức sự độc lập và khả năng tự duy trì của cô ấy gần như cần thiết cho sự thịnh vượng của chúng ta và việc duy trì các thể chế của chúng ta cũng như đối với cô ấy.
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