Reelected because "he kept us out of war," President Wilson went to war "to make the world safe for democracy." A man of Calvinist fervor, intellectual conceit, obstinacy and naivete, he ultimately assisted British imperialism, French chauvinism and Japanese nationalism. If a single person would need to be blamed for the human sufferings in the twentieth century, Wilson would probably top the list. This is his story.
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This review is from: Woodrow Wilson: The Man, His Times and His Task (Paperback)
I must say the editorial review above is a little ridiculous. Wilson was a visionary, a strong President, and world leader. Visit his birthplace and museum in Staunton, Virginia, and learn about him. Read this book and learn about him. He is not respected by many in his own party today. White's biography, though not perfect, is an enlightening study of a complex man and mind.
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