WOODROW WILSON DISCIPLE OF REVOLUTION
BY JENNINGS C. WISEAuthor of "Empire and Armament," "The Long Arm of Lee,"
"The Call of the Republic," "The Great Crusade,"
"The Red Man In the New World Drama," etc.
TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGEPreface........................................................................................xixC
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IWoodrow Wilson's Early Education and The Evolution of His Poltical Philosophy......................................................... 1C
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IIWilson Studies Law. Hostile to the Southern PoliticalTradition. He Attempts Practice in Atlanta. EntersJohns Hopkins. Publishes Congressional Government. Enters the Faculty of Bryn Mawr. Goes toWesleyan. Deems Both Parties Moribund. PublishesThe State, and Division and Reunion. Denies Southern Origin, and Claims to be a Federalist. Seeksto Create a Third Party. The Rise of Anarchy andSocialism. Carnegie and Bryce Versus Proudhon andKropotkin. Populism. Bryanism. William of Hohen-zollern Succeeds to the Throne of Germany. Fall of Bismarck............................................................................... 19C
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IIIBryan and Free Silver. Marburg at Oxford. The Rise of Japan. Wilson Takes Up Writing History for Political Purposes. His George Washington. Marburgand "The World's Money Problem." Bryan Defeated."Despairing Democracy." The Spanish-AmericanWar and American Imperialism............................................. 32C
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IVThe War with Spain and the End of American Isolation. ImperialismRampant. Marburg Plans to Enforce Peace. The First Hague PeaceConference. The Boer War. "The United States of Europe"Proposed. Thev
PAGEPrinciple of International Cooperation Applied in China.Marburg's Theory of Expansion. Bryan as the "Apostle of Peace."Wilson Contemplates Attending Heidelberg with Marburg.Cleveland Conies to Princeton. Wilson Elected President of Princeton. 40C
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VHarvey's Plan to Make Wilson President. Carnegie Donates the Peace Palace. The Lake Mohonk PeaceConference. The Principle of Arbitration Established.The South Hostile to Wilson. The Position of Japan.Harvey Proclaims Wilson as the Democratic Moses.The Conciliation Internationale and the American Association for International Conciliation. RooseveltSends the Fleet to the Orient. The Second HaguePeace Conference. The Central American Court of Justice. Wilson's Troubles at Princeton. Branded"Intellectually Dishonest" by Cleveland. His Dismissal Demanded. Homer Lea and the Yellow Peril.Fearful of War and Still Hoping for a Third Party,Wilson Hesitates to Commit Himself to the Democratic "Boss" of New Jersey. The American Societyfor Judicial Settlement of International Disputes. TaftAdvocates a World Court. Roosevelt and Knox Propose a League to Enforce Peace. Wilson ElectedGovernor................................................................................57C
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VIThe Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Wilson Turns onthe New Jersey Bosses. Bryan Brands Wilson "an Autocrat."McCombs Becomes Wilson's Campaign Manager. Enter ColonelHouse, Exponent of Revolution. The Mexican Revolution. HouseMeets Wilson and Captivates Him. Enter also Houston. TheConversion of Wilson Begins. Harvey Dropped by Wilson.Watterson Infuriated, Sets the South Against Wilson. Morgenthau,Aspirant for Secretary of the Treasury, Becomes Chairman of Wilson's Finance Committee. McAdoo Joins Wilson. Mexico andthe Haldane Commission. Marburg Publishes[vi]
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