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American Diplomacy During the World War
American Diplomacy During the World War
By Charles M. Seymour
Johns Hopkins Press, 1934, 417 pp

A series of lectures delivered at the Page School of International Relations by a leading American authority on the subject. Specifically, he discusses the question of how Wilson, determined at first to stay out of the war, was finally driven to the conclusion that the United States must take a hand. "It was the German submarine warfare and nothing else that forced him to lead America into war."

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