The Political Scene: An Essay on the Victory of 1918

action aggression alliance Allies Alsace-Lorraine American arbitration armaments armistice army Article XVI Austria Austria-Hungary authority autocracy Balkans Belgium body of delegates Bolshevism Bolshevist Bolshevist Russia Central contracting parties agree coöperation countries covenant covenant-breaking Czecho decision democracies deny diplomacy diplomatic dispute doctrine economic enemies Europe European Executive Council existence fact faith fight forces Fourteen Points France German Government Germany Germany's guarantees HENRY PUBLISHERS HOLT high contracting parties hope Hungary ideas intrigue Italy Jugo-Slavs League of Nations legislature Lenin liberal Ludendorff mandatory matter means meeting ment military Monroe Doctrine naval necessary necessities negotiations neutral world obligations organization Paris peace political independence possible Preface to Politics President principle purposes quarrel radical Reichstag representatives republic result revolution road to Germany Russia sea power secure Senate Serbia settlement statesmen submarine territory thing tion tive to-day trade treaty Treaty of London victory whole Wilson