Woodrow Wilson and the lost peace
In 'Woodrow Wilson and the Lost Peace,' Thomas A. Bailey examines the 28th president's determined efforts to secure a stable world order after the Great War. The book analyzes the diplomatic hurdles and the elusive goal of enduring peace, offering a thoughtful perspective on a pivotal era in American history.
About This Book
Thomas A. Bailey's 'Woodrow Wilson and the Lost Peace' offers a detailed look at President Woodrow Wilson's involvement in international diplomacy following World War I.
The book focuses on Wilson's vision for a lasting peace and the obstacles encountered in achieving it.
Bailey provides insights into the historical context and key events that shaped this period.
Through scholarly analysis, the work highlights the complexities of post-war negotiations and their long-term implications.
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