博客來A collection of addresses and messages delivered by President Woodrow Wilson to the United States Congress between January and April 1917, titled ＂Why We Are at War.＂ This volume offers invaluable insight into the political climate and justifications leading to America’s entry into World War I. Witness the unfolding of critical decisions as the President makes his case to the nation. A vital historical record capturing a pivotal moment in American and world history. Essential reading for anyone interested in the First World War, American political thought, and the leadership of Woodrow Wilson.
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