Imperiled America; a Discussion of the Complications Forced Upon the United States By the World War
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Bryan in connection with the Lusitania note, as evidence that the President was WAR ON AMERICAN LIFE 181 acting to satisfy American sentiment rather than to enforce American rights. Again, Mr. Bryan, the man who made Mr. Wilson president, resigned from the cabinet because of his expressed belief that the course of the Chief Executive would lead to war, which he said he intended to pre- vent by the exercise of his influence as a private citizen. Thus was apparent to foreign nations a sharp divis...ion in the councils of the party in power. This divi- sion was made the more striking (the seriousness of the matter justifies repeti- tion) by the action of Democratic senators and members of the House in advocating legislation prohibiting Americans from traveling on belligerent merchant ships; though this right had been maintained by their government from its independence to the present day.
What other course could the United States have pursued than that which it actually followed? How could it have done dififerently and still have kept out of the war?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bryan in connection with the Lusitania note, as evidence that the President was WAR ON AMERICAN LIFE 181 acting to satisfy American sentiment rather than to enforce American rights. Again, Mr. Bryan, the man who made Mr. Wilson president, resigned from the cabinet because of his expressed belief that the course of the Chief Executive would lead to war, which he said he intended to pre- vent by the exercise of his influence as a private citizen. Thus was apparent to foreign nations a sharp divis...ion in the councils of the party in power. This divi- sion was made the more striking (the seriousness of the matter justifies repeti- tion) by the action of Democratic senators and members of the House in advocating legislation prohibiting Americans from traveling on belligerent merchant ships; though this right had been maintained by their government from its independence to the present day.
What other course could the United States have pursued than that which it actually followed? How could it have done dififerently and still have kept out of the war?
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