The Return of the Hun and American War Mood
The piece traces how events in Europe in 1914 sparked American interest and fear as Germany’s attack through Belgium drew England into war and President Wilson urged impartiality. It notes the swift mobilization and shifting American sentiment amid looming global conflict.
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