If you could get 10 per cent insurance of your fortunes in respect of peace, wouldn't you rather take it than no insuran...
I am never afraid that the United States will fail to perform its international obligations.
Nothing is going to keep this world fit to live in like exposing in public debate every crooked thing that is going on.
Unless America takes part in this treaty, my fellow citizens, the world is going to lose heart.
We set this Nation up with the profession that we wanted to set an example of liberty not only, but to lead the world in...
It will mean a great deal now, but it will mean infinitely more in the future.
That really is my errand.
Our immediate duty, therefore, my fellow countrymen, is to see that no minority, no class, no special interest, no matte...
We were caught in this thing by the action of a nation utterly unlike ourselves.
The next war would have to be paid for in American blood and American money.
America is going to grow more and more powerful; and the more powerful she is the more inevitable it is that she should ...
America is less exhausted by the recent war than the other belligerents; she is not exhausted at all.
I call you to mind that we did not go into this war willingly.
I venture to think that there are thousands of mothers and fathers and wives and sisters and sweethearts in this country...
A miracle has happened.
Shall the great sacrifice that we made in this war be in vain, or shall it not?
The only way to keep men from agitating against grievances is to remove the grievances.
They do not know what the purposes are that are running through the hearts and minds of the people of this great country...
