President Wilson replies to Pope Benedicts peace appeal
The president states the war must continue until the status quo ante is restored and condemns the central power’s military domination. He says the conflict’s aim is to free the world from an aggressive regime and its rulers, not to punish the German people.
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Peace and the German Question in Postwar Plans
The author argues against restoring German power and urges a peace based on equal rights for peoples, arbitration, and a concert of nations. He condemns punitive terms that cripple others and stresses freedom, self-government, and fair economic participation for all peoples, including Germany if it accepts equality.
Sanitary War Aims and German Question in Peace Talks
The passage argues the United States seeks justice and fairness, not punitive spoils, and that lasting peace must reflect the will of the German people with guarantees. It warns that treaties with the German government alone cannot ensure security, urging await新的 evidence of central powers' peoples' purposes.
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