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Wilson States U S Must Choose Between Armed Isolation or Peaceful Partnership
In St Louis and earlier remarks, President Wilson argues the League of Nations covenant is essential to world peace and U S leadership. He warns rejection would isolate America, harm trade, and force costly future wars, urging timely Senate action to ratify. He defends Article 10 and Shantung terms while contrasting open diplomacy with secret treaties. The crowd cheers as he frames the choice as armed isolation or partnership.
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United States Senate
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