Famous quote by Thomas Jefferson

"Peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations; entangling alliances with none"

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This quote by Thomas Jefferson stresses the relevance of peace, business, as well as truthful relationship with all nations, while staying clear of ensnaring partnerships with any one of them. Jefferson was promoting for a diplomacy of neutrality, which would certainly allow the United States to remain independent as well as without the problems of various other nations. He thought that by avoiding ensnaring alliances, the United States would certainly have the ability to keep its autonomy as well as sovereignty. He likewise believed that peace and also business with all countries would be useful to the United States, as it would certainly open new markets as well as possibilities for trade. This quote is a pointer of the importance of maintaining a neutral stance in global affairs, as well as of the benefits of relaxed and also mutually beneficial partnerships with other countries.

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Thomas Jefferson This quote is written / told by Thomas Jefferson between April 13, 1743 and July 4, 1826. He was a famous President from USA. The author also have 143 other quotes.
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