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Wilson's call for peace as American force in world affairs
President Wilson appeals for national unity and readiness, stressing that great democracies seek liberty not conquest. He outlines defense plans including an expanded army and navy, a citizen reserve, and a push for a strong merchant marine to link the Americas while urging domestic economic reforms and vigilance against disloyalty at home.
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