Protectionists Misread U.S. History on Trade In a letter to the editor, the writer George E. Bodgen is criticized for misrepresenting Cordell Hull, who was a key figure in promoting trade liberalization and the architect of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act of 1934. The letter argues that protectionists are misreading U.S. history on trade by inaccurately portraying Hull’s views and actions. It highlights the importance of understanding historical context and the role of individuals like Hull in shaping America’s trade policies.

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