German Domination Must Be Ended for All Time
President Wilson calls for the end of German domination and autocracy, outlines aims for a just wartime settlement, and urges Congress to declare war on Austria-Hungary while continuing to press for a peace based on democracy, liberty, and postwar security for oppressed peoples. The speech stresses no vengeance, universal emancipation, and the need to rally allies to defeat Prussian aggression.
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Happy Flight and imagined elopements in Boston Transcript
A brief quotation notes that many girls who would not elope may still let their imagination run away. The line reflects a playful, literary tone from the Boston Transcript about romantic fantasies and social conventions.
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