In our first year of war
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- IN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WAR
- MESSAGES AND ADDRESSES TO THE CONGRESS AND THE PEOPLE MARCH 5, 1917, TO JANUARY 8, 1918
- WOODROW WILSON
- HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS NEW YORK AND LONDON
- BOOKS BY
- WOODROW WILSON
- CONTENTS
- FOREWORD
- IN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WAR
- IN OUR FIRST YEAR OF WAR I THE SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS
- A COSMOPOLITAN EPOCH AT HAND
- THE SPIRIT OF CO-OPERATION
- OUR NATIONAL PLATFORM
- A UNITY OF PURPOSE AND ACTION
- II WE MUST ACCEPT WAR
- GERMANY'S RUTHLESS POLICY
- GERMAN WARFARE AGAINST MANKIND
- BELLIGERENCY THRUST UPON US
- WHAT THIS WILL INVOLVE
- OUR MOTIVES AND OBJECTS
- PEACE THROUGH FREE PEOPLES
- A CHALLENGE OF HOSTILE PURPOSE
- OPPOSITION TO THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT FRIENDSHIP TOWARD THE GERMAN PEOPLE
- RIGHT MORE PRECIOUS THAN PEACE
- III A STATE OF WAR
- IV "SPEAK, ACT AND SERVE TOGETHER"
- WHAT WE MUST DO
- GREATER EFFICIENCY
- THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FARMERS
- THE DUTY OF MIDDLEMEN
- THE MEN OF THE RAILWAYS
- THE SUPREME TEST
- V THE CONSCRIPTION PROCLAMATION
- THE PENALTY FOR FAILURE
- THE WORK OF REGISTRATION
- NEGLECT OF DUTY AND FRAUD
- A CALL TO GOVERNORS
- REGISTRATION BY MAIL
- THE WHOLE NATION AN ARMY
- NOT A DRAFT OF THE UNWILLING
- DAY OF PATRIOTIC DEVOTION
- VI CONSERVING THE NATION'S FOOD
- A SHARP LINE OF DISTINCTION
- THE END TO BE ATTAINED
- THE FIXING OF PRICES
- NO FEAR OF BUREAUCRACY
- VII AN ANSWER TO CRITICS
- VIII MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS
- A HERITAGE FROM THE DEAD
- AMERICA'S FULL FRUITION
- IX A STATEMENT TO RUSSIA
- AMERICA SEEKS NO CONQUEST
- THE PRINCIPLES THAT ARE INVOLVED
- X FLAG-DAY ADDRESS
- WHY WE ARE AT WAR
- THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONFLICT
- THE PLAN OF CONQUEST
- THE TALK OF PEACE
- THE PRESENT AIM OF GERMANY
- THIS IS A PEOPLES' WAR
- XI AN APPEAL TO THE BUSINESS INTERESTS
- PATRIOTISM AND PROFITS APART
- IS A BRIBE NECESSARY?
- HIGH FREIGHTS AID GERMANY
- THE LAW TO DEAL WITH OFFENDERS
- PRICES MEAN VICTORY OR DEFEAT
- XII REPLY OF THE UNITED STATES TO THE COMMUNICATION OF THE POPE TO THE BELLIGERENT GOVERNMENTS
- THE PROPOSAL FROM THE VATICAN
- THE TEST THAT MUST BE APPLIED
- THE GERMAN RULERS CANNOT BE TRUSTED
- XIII A MESSAGE TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFICERS
- THE COMMON SCHOOL HAS A PART TO PLAY
- XIV WOMAN SUFFRAGE MUST COME NOW
- NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT
- XV THE THANKSGIVING DAY PROCLAMATION
- XVI LABOR MUST BEAR ITS PART
- GERMANY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAR
- SUCCESS BY AUTHORITY
- THE POLITICAL POWER OF THE WORLD
- LABOR MUST BE FREE
- AMERICANS MUST CO-OPERATE
- BETTER CONDITIONS MAY BE AT HAND
- XVII ADDRESS TO CONGRESS
- WHAT WE ARE FIGHTING FOR
- THE PEOPLE OF RUSSIA LED ASTRAY
- JUSTICE AND REPARATION
- OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD GERMANY
- THE RIGHTS OF THE CENTRAL POWERS
- TRUTH AS THE ANTIDOTE
- THE WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA
- A STRICTER GRIP ON ENEMY ALIENS
- A FURTHER LIMITING OF PRICES
- THE WINNING OF THE WAR
- XVIII PROCLAMATION OF WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
- NEED ONLY OBEY THE LAWS
- A FRIENDLY ATTITUDE IS URGED
- FEW REGULATIONS
- XIX THE GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER THE RAILROADS
- IN FAIRNESS TO THE RAILROADS
- INVESTORS TO BE PROTECTED
- A RECOGNITION OF FACTS
- XX GOVERNMENT OPERATION OF RAILROADS
- NEED OF UNITED DIRECTION
- AS LITTLE DISTURBANCE AS POSSIBLE
- COMPENSATION SHOULD BE GUARANTEED
- SELECTION OF MCADOO AS DIRECTOR
- XXI THE TERMS OF PEACE
- SIGNIFICANCE IN PARLEYS
- LLOYD GEORGE'S AIMS APPROVED
- WOULD LIKE TO AID RUSSIA
- THE DEFINITE PROGRAM
- BELGIUM MUST BE RESTORED
- INDEPENDENCE FOR POLAND
- GERMANY'S SPOKESMEN AN ISSUE
- APPENDIX
- STATE DEPARTMENT'S REVISED LIST OF NATIONS AT WAR WHICH HAVE BROKEN RELATIONS
- DECLARATIONS OF WAR
- SEVERANCE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
- POPULATION OF THE NATIONS
- THE END
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