Woodrow Wilson actually said...

"I have seen editorials written in more than one part of the United States sneering at the number of notes that were being written from the State Department to foreign Governments, and asking, 'Why doe..."

"It is important for your sake, and, I venture to add, for the sake of the peace of the world, that those who represent you in responsible stations should keep in constant touch with these changes."

"I have a certain scruple of conscience in being away from Washington for many days at a time, because it is one of the interesting circumstances of the moment that there is hardly a day which does not..."

"You are counting upon me to see to it that the rights of citizens of the United States, wherever they might be, are respected by everybody."