... Democracy today
Subtitle: an American interpretation
By: ed. for school use by Christian Gauss...
Contributors: Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924.
Series: The Lake English classics.
Publisher: Scott, Foresman and company
Published: 1919
Place of publication: Chicago; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 261
Subjects: Democracy; World War, 1914-1918
Notes: At head of title: Revised edition with helps to study.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Lincoln.  Gettysburg address.; title: Lowell.  Democracy.; title: Cleveland.  The message of Washington.; title: Roosevelt.  Our responsibilities as a nation.; title: Wilson.  The meaning of the Declaration of independence, The American of Fforeign birth, America first, The school of citizenship, Abraham Lincoln, A world league for peace. Message to Congress, Request for a grant of power, War message, Flag day address, Reply to the Pope.; title: Lane.  Why we are at war.; title: Root.  The duties of the citizen.; title: Wilson.  What democracy means, Second war message, Program of the world's peace, Address to Congress, The end of selfish dominion, The Mount Vernon address, Peace with justice, Attitude of the United States toward Mexico. The end of the war.; title: Appendix: Lloyd George. Britains war aims newly defined.; title: Index.; title: Supplementary material: Helps to study.  Theme subjects.  Selections for class reading (p. 137)