Woodrow Wilson An Interpretation volume 2
Woodrow Wilson An Interpretation volume 2
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"The Foreign Secretary of this country". Lord John Russell said in the course of the "Don Pacifico" debate of 1850, "is the Minister not of France, nor of Russia, nor of any other foreign country, but of Great Britain alone, and he has to think first and foremost of her interests. " 124 AYOODROW WILSON: AN INTERPRETATION "If President Wilson had acted in a spirit of knight errantry, " Professor Ford writes, "he might have avoided the reproaches now heaped upon him by those who view the case thr...ough the medium of their sympathies. What he did do was to make the welfare of his own country the guide of his actions. . . . The duties of trusteeship, whether public or private, are confined to actual and definite obligations. All the objections raised against Wilson's course apply quite as fully to Washington's course, and the principle in- volved in both cases is the same — the principle of trusteeship. . . . That a larger, more generous view of duty might have been taken is a position that is logically tenable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The Foreign Secretary of this country". Lord John Russell said in the course of the "Don Pacifico" debate of 1850, "is the Minister not of France, nor of Russia, nor of any other foreign country, but of Great Britain alone, and he has to think first and foremost of her interests. " 124 AYOODROW WILSON: AN INTERPRETATION "If President Wilson had acted in a spirit of knight errantry, " Professor Ford writes, "he might have avoided the reproaches now heaped upon him by those who view the case thr...ough the medium of their sympathies. What he did do was to make the welfare of his own country the guide of his actions. . . . The duties of trusteeship, whether public or private, are confined to actual and definite obligations. All the objections raised against Wilson's course apply quite as fully to Washington's course, and the principle in- volved in both cases is the same — the principle of trusteeship. . . . That a larger, more generous view of duty might have been taken is a position that is logically tenable.
What to read after Woodrow Wilson An Interpretation volume 2?
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