W Woodrow Wilson and the World War Charles Seymour

Woodrow Wilson and the World War

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Woodrow Wilson and the World War is a book by Charles Seymour, described as a chronicle of our own times. The contents list chapters called Neutrality, The Submarine, Plots and Preparedness, America Decides, The Settlement and The Senate and the Treaty. The text says that all those included within the small circle of Wilson's intimates attest the charm and magnetism of his personality.

The text calls Wilson the antithesis of Roosevelt, who loved to meet new individualities, and says he has the college professor's shrinking from social contacts and is not at ease in the presence of those with whom he is not familiar. Sims's international reputation as an expert in naval affairs was of long standing, and naval officers in every country of Europe knew of him as the inventor of a system of fire control which had been adopted by the great navies of the world.

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Pages
179
Language
English
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