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Woodrow Wilson: The Biography of the 28th American Moralist president, his Quests for Propaganda and a New Democracy (en Inglés)
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Explore the life and legacy of Woodrow Wilson, a complex and influential figure who steered the United States through a transformative period of history. Woodrow Wilson's offers a comprehensive examination of his presidency, from his progressive domestic reforms to his pivotal role on the global stage during World War I. Born in the American South and raised amidst the aftermath of the Civil War, Wilson's journey from academia to the highest office in the land is a story of determination and adaptability. Rising from the presidency of Princeton University to the governorship of New Jersey, Wilson's commitment to progressive ideals and reform gained momentum. His victory in the 1912 presidential election ushered in an era of economic changes and landmark legislation, reshaping the nation's financial system, promoting business competition, and modernizing taxation. As the world plunged into World War I, Wilson navigated the complexities of global diplomacy while striving for a just peace. His Fourteen Points proposal aimed to create a post-war order based on cooperation, self-determination, and collective security, culminating in the establishment of the League of Nations. Despite facing opposition and political challenges at home, Wilson's vision had a lasting impact on international relations and the shaping of the modern world. This book offers an in-depth analysis of Wilson's policies, the controversies that surrounded his administration, and his lasting contributions to American and global history. It examines his efforts to balance progressive ideals with the realities of war and domestic politics, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of his legacy. This book paints a vivid portrait of a president who left an indelible mark on both his country and the international arena, inspiring discussions on democracy, self-determination, and the pursuit of lasting peace.