President Wilson's Addresses. Woodrow Wilson

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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Table of Contents

       INTRODUCTION

       PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADDRESSES

       FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS

       FIRST ADDRESS TO CONGRESS

       ADDRESS ON THE BANKING SYSTEM

       ADDRESS AT GETTYSBURG

       ADDRESS ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS

       UNDERSTANDING AMERICA

       ADDRESS BEFORE THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONGRESS

       THE STATE OF THE UNION

       TRUSTS AND MONOPOLIES

       PANAMA CANAL TOLLS

       THE TAMPICO INCIDENT

       IN THE FIRMAMENT OF MEMORY

       MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS

       CLOSING A CHAPTER

       ANNAPOLIS COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

       THE MEANING OF LIBERTY

       AMERICAN NEUTRALITY

       APPEAL FOR ADDITIONAL REVENUE

       THE OPINION OF THE WORLD

       THE POWER OF CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN

       ANNUAL ADDRESS TO CONGRESS

       A MESSAGE

       ADDRESS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

       TO NATURALIZED CITIZENS

       ADDRESS AT MILWAUKEE

       THE SUBMARINE QUESTION

       AMERICAN PRINCIPLES

       THE DEMANDS OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES

       SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

       LINCOLN'S BEGINNINGS

       THE TRIUMPH OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

       THE TERMS OF PEACE

       MEETING GERMANY'S CHALLENGE

       REQUEST FOR AUTHORITY

       SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS

       THE CALL TO WAR

       TO THE COUNTRY

       THE GERMAN PLOT

       REPLY TO THE POPE

       LABOR MUST BE FREE

       CRITICAL TIME IN HISTORY

       WAR STARTED BY GERMANY

       GERMANY'S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

       BERLIN-BAGDAD RAILWAY

       PEACE RUMORS

       COLONEL HOUSE'S MISSION

       LABOR MUST BE FREE

       SETTLEMENT HARD TO AVOID

       NO SYMPATHY WITH MOB SPIRIT

       MUST OBEY COMMON COUNSEL

       THE CALL FOR WAR WITH AUSTRIA-HUNGARY