Triple Alliance
Lusitania
Bryan in 1915
Edward House
La Follette to Wilson, 1917
The poor, sir, who are the ones called upon to rot in the trenches, have no organized power, but oh, Mr. President, at some time they will be heard.
A progressive magazine
Herbert Croly
Walter Lippman in 1937
George Creel
CPI poster
Randolph Bourne
HG Wells on Wilson at Versailles:
For a brief interval, Wilson stood alone for mankind. And in that brief interval there was a very extraordinary and significant wave of response to him throughout the earth. So eager was the situation that all humanity leapt to accept and glorify Wilson--for a phrase, for a gesture. He ceased to be a common statesman; he became a Messiah.
Ho Chi Minh, years later
Robert Prager
Melting Pot Ceremony at Ford Motor Company