American World Policies
American World Policies
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It over- turned the most important action of the Conference dur- ing the President's absence; and it apparently destroyed the popular expectation of an early peace. " Mr. Baker regards this achievement as one of the President's most notable victories, but does not hesitate to THE ECLIPSE OF PEACE 129 report that the Daily Express of London demanded that the British Government refuse to support him in this "hold-up"; and that Monsieur Pichon, the French For- eign Minister, publicly expressed his... criticism of the President's intervention.
Having triumphed over the Peace Conference in his determination that there should be no peace without a League of Nations, it is not surprising that the President should hold that there can be no League of Nations which does not conform to his will.
The statesmen at Paris were ready in March, 1919, to declare immediate peace, for which the whole world was longing; but since that time there has been projected across the luminary of peace the silhouette of a solitary implacable figure, sternly forbidding the proc- lamation that the Great War is ended, unless it conforms to the mandate imposed by a single will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It over- turned the most important action of the Conference dur- ing the President's absence; and it apparently destroyed the popular expectation of an early peace. " Mr. Baker regards this achievement as one of the President's most notable victories, but does not hesitate to THE ECLIPSE OF PEACE 129 report that the Daily Express of London demanded that the British Government refuse to support him in this "hold-up"; and that Monsieur Pichon, the French For- eign Minister, publicly expressed his... criticism of the President's intervention.
Having triumphed over the Peace Conference in his determination that there should be no peace without a League of Nations, it is not surprising that the President should hold that there can be no League of Nations which does not conform to his will.
The statesmen at Paris were ready in March, 1919, to declare immediate peace, for which the whole world was longing; but since that time there has been projected across the luminary of peace the silhouette of a solitary implacable figure, sternly forbidding the proc- lamation that the Great War is ended, unless it conforms to the mandate imposed by a single will.
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