We are about to give order and organization to this peace not only for ourselves but for the other peoples of the world as well, so far as they will suffer us to serve them.
Woodrow Wilson: “We are about to give order and organization to this peace not only for ourselves but for the other peoples of the world…”
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Wilson discusses the need for international organization and peace.
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