Quote by Thomas Jefferson

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

Peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations; enta

Summary

This quote, often attributed to Thomas Jefferson, emphasizes a foreign policy approach that stresses peaceful relations, mutually beneficial trade, and sincere friendships with all countries. It urges the avoidance of complex and potentially burdensome alliances that could entangle a nation in conflicts and compromise its interests. The quote advocates for diplomacy, economic cooperation, and non-interference, aligning with the principles of neutrality and non-interventionism in international affairs. By prioritizing peace, open trade, and genuine connections, a nation can strive for stability and harmonious relations without compromising its sovereignty.

By Thomas Jefferson

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