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"The United States will,indeed,undertake under Article X to 'respect and preserve as against external aggression the territorial integrity and existing political independence of all members of the League [of Nations]' and that engagement constitutes a very grave and solemn moral obligation. But it is a moral,not a legal,obligation,and leaves our Congress absolutely free to put its own interpretation upon it in all cases that call for action."
Woodrow Wilson,Testimony before the Senate over Article X of the Treaty of Versailles,1919
-Opponents of this treaty would echo

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Opponents of the treaty would likely echo the sentiments expressed in Washington's Farewell Address, which cautioned against entangling foreign alliances and emphasized the importance of maintaining American neutrality and independence. The excerpt specifically mentions the fact that the United States is not legally bound by its moral obligation to uphold the territorial integrity and political independence of League of Nations members under Article X. This suggests a concern about becoming too entangled in European affairs and sacrificing American sovereignty.

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