Why we are at War

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The book presents a compelling argument for the United States' involvement in World War I, emphasizing the moral and ideological reasons behind the decision. Woodrow Wilson articulates the necessity of fighting for democracy and justice, portraying the conflict as a struggle against autocracy. He explores themes of national duty, global stability, and the importance of collective security. Wilson's insights reflect his vision for a post-war world order based on cooperation and peace, making a case for the United States' role as a leader on the global stage.