Woodrow Wilson and the World War: A Chronicle of Our Own TimesGood Press, 10. 12. 2019. - 272 страница "Woodrow Wilson and the World War: A Chronicle of Our Own Times" by Charles Seymour is a look into the world that shaped Woodrow Wilson's personality. Thomas Woodrow Wilson was an American politician and academic who served as the 28th president of the United States from 1913 to 1921. His work during the first World War helped set the tone for America's political environment and forces for decades to come. |
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... United States since the birth of the country. The new President was fifty-six years old. His background was primarily academic, a fact which, together with his Scotch-Irish ancestry, the Presbyterian tradition of his family, and his ...
... United States since the birth of the country. The new President was fifty-six years old. His background was primarily academic, a fact which, together with his Scotch-Irish ancestry, the Presbyterian tradition of his family, and his ...
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... United States. From that time he was often considered as available for political office, and in 1910, with New Jersey stirred by a strong popular movement against boss-rule, he was tendered the nomination for Governor of that State. He ...
... United States. From that time he was often considered as available for political office, and in 1910, with New Jersey stirred by a strong popular movement against boss-rule, he was tendered the nomination for Governor of that State. He ...
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... United States must be something more than a mere executive superintendent. The entire responsibility for the administration of government, he believed, should rest upon the President, and in order to meet that responsibility, he must ...
... United States must be something more than a mere executive superintendent. The entire responsibility for the administration of government, he believed, should rest upon the President, and in order to meet that responsibility, he must ...
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... United States, upon moral rather than material virtues. This, indeed, has been the essence of his political idealism. Such an emphasis has been for him at once a source of political strength and of weakness. The moralist unquestionably ...
... United States, upon moral rather than material virtues. This, indeed, has been the essence of his political idealism. Such an emphasis has been for him at once a source of political strength and of weakness. The moralist unquestionably ...
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