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In Paris as in Rome the President was again placed upon a diet of adula- tion, but there it was a weapon not an ointment, and compliments did not mean concessions. For the first time in twenty years, moreover, Mr. Wilson was forced to meet opponents on equal terms. He could not depose M. Clemenceau or Signer Orlando or Baron Makino. He could not force them to acquiesce. Further, he no longer had the necessities of the Allies as his ally. Day by day the expectant gratitude of Italy, France, Japa...n and Great Britain to America grew cooler and their thanks even took on the color of a reproach that we had been late in coming into the [94] war and had not fared badly. Here was oppo- sition not less real because flattering and evasive, an opposition based on the principle of the "elas- tic defense, " always retreating but never giving ground. In the end it was Mr. Wilson who gave ground, who retreated while thinking he ad- vanced, who presented the case of his opponents, being flattered into believing that it was his own case, invented by himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Paris as in Rome the President was again placed upon a diet of adula- tion, but there it was a weapon not an ointment, and compliments did not mean concessions. For the first time in twenty years, moreover, Mr. Wilson was forced to meet opponents on equal terms. He could not depose M. Clemenceau or Signer Orlando or Baron Makino. He could not force them to acquiesce. Further, he no longer had the necessities of the Allies as his ally. Day by day the expectant gratitude of Italy, France, Japa...n and Great Britain to America grew cooler and their thanks even took on the color of a reproach that we had been late in coming into the [94] war and had not fared badly. Here was oppo- sition not less real because flattering and evasive, an opposition based on the principle of the "elas- tic defense, " always retreating but never giving ground. In the end it was Mr. Wilson who gave ground, who retreated while thinking he ad- vanced, who presented the case of his opponents, being flattered into believing that it was his own case, invented by himself.
What to read after Tired Radicals And Other Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter E Walter Edward Weyl to read onlineMoreLess
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