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Armistice day misleads on ending world war and revolution
The article argues that November 11, 1918 did not end the World War for the United States, noting subsequent treaties through 1921 and comparing to the American Revolution. It details peace processes, Senate ratifications, and key figures like Wilson, Knox, Franklin, Jay, Adams, and Washington, linking Armistice concepts across two conflicts.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Europe
Switzerland
Holland
United States
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Warren G. Harding
Congress
Harding
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Count de Rochambeau
George Washington
Philadelphia
Tilghman
Charleston
Savannah
New York
Sir Henry Clinton
Washington
Hudson
Lord North
George III
Mount Vernon
Newburgh
Clinton
South
Anthony” Wayne
Nathaneal Greene
South Carolina
Georgia
Greene
Atlantic
Mohawk
Virginia
Kentucky
Bryant
Blue Licks
Flower of
Fort Henry
Wheeling
W. Va
Betty Zane
Whig Party
George
America
Lord Rockingham
Rockingham
Lord Shelburne
Shelburne
Benjamin Franklin
France
Richard Oswald
Franklin
John Jay
Spain
John Adams
Henry Laurens
England
Oswald
Jay
Adams
Great Britain
Paris
Lafayette
Guy Carleton
Lexington
Sir Guy Carleton
Fraunce
Annafiolis
Trumbull
David Hartley
Benjamin Franklin Bache