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Wilsons third term view as duty explored in peace talks
Wilson faced clash of systems at the Paris peace conference with the big four. He refused senate representation, insisting the president alone negotiate and bear responsibility. His stance echoed debates from McKinley to Harding and tied to party strategy and a later push for a referendum on the League of Nations.
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