A Briton in America
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One is that the women s vote a very powerful vote to day was thrown very largely against Wilson on strictly peace grounds. The answer of the women always is, " Because he took my boy. " " I didn t raise my boy to be a soldier " is still the prevalent view of the American women. They have not forgiven Wilson for taking their boys. Simple, but profound.
The second is that the vote of both the German- American and the Irish-American vote was cast against Wilson. The German-Americans, because at bo...ttom they have never forgiven Wilson for going to war with the country of their birth ; the Irish-Americans, because Wilson would not acknow ledge them at Paris as separate negotiators. Since then they have bitterly opposed the League, and as I have described not even Cox s wild promises AWAY FROM EUROPE 109 of support in their independence could bring them in. As so often in all crises of their fate, the Irish punished their friends.
But the Great War is past. The really pas sionate motive has been rather the dread of another war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One is that the women s vote a very powerful vote to day was thrown very largely against Wilson on strictly peace grounds. The answer of the women always is, " Because he took my boy. " " I didn t raise my boy to be a soldier " is still the prevalent view of the American women. They have not forgiven Wilson for taking their boys. Simple, but profound.
The second is that the vote of both the German- American and the Irish-American vote was cast against Wilson. The German-Americans, because at bo...ttom they have never forgiven Wilson for going to war with the country of their birth ; the Irish-Americans, because Wilson would not acknow ledge them at Paris as separate negotiators. Since then they have bitterly opposed the League, and as I have described not even Cox s wild promises AWAY FROM EUROPE 109 of support in their independence could bring them in. As so often in all crises of their fate, the Irish punished their friends.
But the Great War is past. The really pas sionate motive has been rather the dread of another war.
What to read after A Briton in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spender Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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