American and European Points of View Differ
Frank W. Simonds argues that in 1919 America and Europe diverge on peace aims. Britain seeks Anglo American alliance with France, while France distrusts the league of nations. Europe abandons the covenant for a European settlement, making alliance the enduring result and relegating the league to a fading ideal.
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