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Woodrow Wilson: I venture to say that a decent respect for the opinion of mankind demanded that those who started the present European…

On the recordJune 29, 1916
I venture to say that a decent respect for the opinion of mankind demanded that those who started the present European war should have stated their reasons; but they did not pay any heed to the opinion of mankind, and the reckoning will come when the settlement comes.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic · New Jersey

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Address Before the Press Club in New York City

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