Democracy today
Subtitle: an American interpretation
By: ed. for school use by Christian Gauss
Contributors: Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924
Series: The Lake English classics; Lake English classics
Publisher: Scott, Foresman & Co.
Published: 1917
Place of publication: Chicago; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 310
Notes: Includes index.

Bound in cloth; frontispiece.

Handwritten inscription on p. [2] of cover: E. James, 2703 West 9th St., L.A.H.S., A" 425.  Part of the inscription is repeated on flyleaf and p. [3] of cover.
Table of contents: title: Lincoln. Gettysburg address.; title: Lowell. Democracy.; title: Cleveland. The message of Washington.; title: Wilson. The meaning of the Declaration of independence.  The American of foreign 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.; title: Appendix: Lloyd George. The meaning of America's entrance into the war. The Constitution of the United States. Biographical and explanatory notes.