Why we are at War

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The book presents a compelling argument by Woodrow Wilson regarding the justifications for entering World War I. It delves into the moral and political reasons behind the United States' involvement in the conflict, emphasizing themes of democracy, freedom, and global stability. Wilson articulates the need for a united front against autocracy and advocates for a new world order based on justice and cooperation among nations. His insights reflect the complexities of wartime decisions and the idealistic vision for peace that emerged from the war's aftermath.