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... mean ? That is the question that is uppermost in our minds to - day . That is the question I am going to try to answer ... means little except when the Nation is using that party for a large and definite purpose . No one can mistake the ...
... mean ? That is the question that is uppermost in our minds to - day . That is the question I am going to try to answer ... means little except when the Nation is using that party for a large and definite purpose . No one can mistake the ...
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... means of obtaining arbitration . The law sup- plied none ; earnest efforts at mediation had failed to influence the men in the least . To stand firm for the principle of arbitration and yet not get arbitration seemed to me futile , and ...
... means of obtaining arbitration . The law sup- plied none ; earnest efforts at mediation had failed to influence the men in the least . To stand firm for the principle of arbitration and yet not get arbitration seemed to me futile , and ...
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... means of maintaining peace by the use of the force of world public opinion . Thus the war achieved the purpose of defeating what is wrong but also making people more conscious of the majesty of right . I have the honor and as I esteem ...
... means of maintaining peace by the use of the force of world public opinion . Thus the war achieved the purpose of defeating what is wrong but also making people more conscious of the majesty of right . I have the honor and as I esteem ...
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Early Life and Career 18561913 | 9 |
Retirement 19211924 | 28 |
The Tariff April 8 1913 | 35 |
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action American Appointed April April 24 Arabic pledge arbitration armed armies August Austria-Hungary belligerent citizens conference Congress counsel covenants December December 12 Democratic economic efficient eight-hour day enlist Entered upon duties enterprise February February 28 Federal fight force freedom honor hope human Imperial German Government industrial interest Interstate Commerce Commission issue January January 16 Jersey June justice labor League of Nations legislation liberty lives mankind March March 15 matter means ment MESSAGE methods Mexico military necessary neutrality November objects October October 25 organized ourselves peace political present President Wilson Princeton principles privilege providing published purpose railroads railway representatives Russia Secretary secure Senate September Serbia serve settlement ships Signed speak spirit submarine warfare supply sympathy tariff territory things thought trade Treaty United urge vessel Warren G William Jennings Bryan wish Woodrow Wilson