President Wilson And His Critics
President Wilson And His Critics
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Daniels the most determined effort in all history has been made to preserve the morals and the health of our soldiers and sailors; and the official figures show that the seemingly impossible has been accomplished.
THE LACK OF "PREPAREDNESS" Even if all this is granted, however, the critics will not be satis- fied but will maintain that the administration was remiss in not fore- seeing earlier that this country must enter the war and in not pre- paring before hand. In answer one may point out th...at the original " preparedness " program consisted of a demand for more dread- noughts and battle cruisers, more guns for our almost unprotected headlands and a larger army with which to repel a German invasion said to be probable. Urgent attention was called to the danger of our becoming a second Belgium. " The Battle Cry of Peace, " depict- ing such a calamity, was extolled. The program was in fact defen- sive and founded in fear. Few thought of sending an army to France, for, until Balfour, Joffre and Viviani opened our eyes in the spring of 1917, the belief was almost universal that the allies were sure to win.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daniels the most determined effort in all history has been made to preserve the morals and the health of our soldiers and sailors; and the official figures show that the seemingly impossible has been accomplished.
THE LACK OF "PREPAREDNESS" Even if all this is granted, however, the critics will not be satis- fied but will maintain that the administration was remiss in not fore- seeing earlier that this country must enter the war and in not pre- paring before hand. In answer one may point out th...at the original " preparedness " program consisted of a demand for more dread- noughts and battle cruisers, more guns for our almost unprotected headlands and a larger army with which to repel a German invasion said to be probable. Urgent attention was called to the danger of our becoming a second Belgium. " The Battle Cry of Peace, " depict- ing such a calamity, was extolled. The program was in fact defen- sive and founded in fear. Few thought of sending an army to France, for, until Balfour, Joffre and Viviani opened our eyes in the spring of 1917, the belief was almost universal that the allies were sure to win.
What to read after President Wilson And His Critics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F John Farwell Moors to read onlineMoreLess
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