The road away from revolution
By: by Woodrow Wilson
Publisher: Atlantic Monthly Press
Published: 1923
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Revolutions
Notes: Reprinted from The Atlantic monthly for August 1923.

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Bound in blue paper over light boards; title label with title within a red and black ornamental border.

Americana copy, on fly leaf: "Miss Alice Reynolds.  My Dear Miss Reynolds:  I am allowing myself the pleasure of sending you this copy of Woodrow Wilson's last book, which I know you will be glad to have.  It is so filled with that love of humanity which made Mr. Wilson the world's leader and which we so much need today, that I wish every American might read it and catch its spirit.  Very sincerely yours, Geo. H. Dern.  April 7, 1924."

Americana copy, on page following fly leaf:  "April 11, 1934.  George H. Dern, a man of high principles, is now the Secretary of War, serving under Franklin D. Roosevelt, another great American president."

Grant copy, on fly leaf: "President Heber J. Grant.  My Dear President Grant:  You have sent me several books.  May I reciprocate, in a small measure, by sending ou this copy of Woodrow Wilson's last book?  I know its lofty sentiment will appeal to you.  Very sincerely yours, Geo. H. Dern.  April 30, 1924."