Opposition Strength Helps Wilson at Peace Congress
The article argues that Wilson’s league of nations policy strengthens his position in Europe while Republican opposition appears to desert allies. It notes American leadership in Paris and the risk of leaving Europe exposed to Bolshevism if the United States retreats. It cites European views of the covenant and the desire for a lasting peace to prevent future wars.
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Bolshevism as a Second Menace in America
A terse war era critique notes Bolshevism rising as a second threat after the German peril waned in Europe. The piece condemns American opposition and argues crystalline Allied Europe faces renewed attacks, urging vigilance as public action shifts in response to perceived foreign pressure.
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