Woodrow Wilson And the Worlds Peace
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I know his European critics assert that Mr. Wilson stands for the material interests of America. But he could not be more com- pletely misread: the great material interests, the materialist philosophers also, are straight against him, are his bitterest foes. So far from being a materialist, his advocacy of a world-democracy is in order that there may be a sphere for the true spiritual unfoldment of both the collectivity and the individual. It 52 WOODROW WILSON is for this he has set before the ...single soul, and before each citizenry, the goal of a just and joyous society of nations.
II AMONG European peoples, especially on the Continent, there is a curious and in- credible ignorance regarding- the relation of Mr. Wilson to Germanism. I have just read the astounding information, given by a sup- posedly authoritative writer on American af- fairs, that the pro-Germans of America voted for the President's re-election. It would be difficult to make a statement more contrary to the truth. Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know his European critics assert that Mr. Wilson stands for the material interests of America. But he could not be more com- pletely misread: the great material interests, the materialist philosophers also, are straight against him, are his bitterest foes. So far from being a materialist, his advocacy of a world-democracy is in order that there may be a sphere for the true spiritual unfoldment of both the collectivity and the individual. It 52 WOODROW WILSON is for this he has set before the ...single soul, and before each citizenry, the goal of a just and joyous society of nations.
II AMONG European peoples, especially on the Continent, there is a curious and in- credible ignorance regarding- the relation of Mr. Wilson to Germanism. I have just read the astounding information, given by a sup- posedly authoritative writer on American af- fairs, that the pro-Germans of America voted for the President's re-election. It would be difficult to make a statement more contrary to the truth. Mr.
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