Woodrow Wilson As I Know Him
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My God! I did not think it was possible for Lansing to act in this way. When we were in Paris I found that Lansing and others were constantly giving out statements that did not agree with my view- point. When I had arranged a settlement, there would appear from some soiux^e I could not locate unoflBcial statements telling the correspondents not to take things Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE WESTERN TRIP 44S too seriously; that a compromise would be made, and this news, or rather news of this kind, wa...s harmful to the settlement I had already obtained and quite naturaUy gave the Conference the impression that Lansing and his kind were speaking for me, and then the French would say that I was bluffing." I am convinced that only the President's illness a few days later prevented an inunediate demand on his part for the resignation of Mr. Lansing. J That there was no real devotion on the part of Mr.
Lansing for the President is shown by the following in- cident.
A few days after the President returned from the West and lay seriously ill at the White House, with physicians and nurses gathered about his bed, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My God! I did not think it was possible for Lansing to act in this way. When we were in Paris I found that Lansing and others were constantly giving out statements that did not agree with my view- point. When I had arranged a settlement, there would appear from some soiux^e I could not locate unoflBcial statements telling the correspondents not to take things Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE WESTERN TRIP 44S too seriously; that a compromise would be made, and this news, or rather news of this kind, wa...s harmful to the settlement I had already obtained and quite naturaUy gave the Conference the impression that Lansing and his kind were speaking for me, and then the French would say that I was bluffing." I am convinced that only the President's illness a few days later prevented an inunediate demand on his part for the resignation of Mr. Lansing. J That there was no real devotion on the part of Mr.
Lansing for the President is shown by the following in- cident.
A few days after the President returned from the West and lay seriously ill at the White House, with physicians and nurses gathered about his bed, Mr.
What to read after Woodrow Wilson As I Know Him?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tumulty, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick), 1879-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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