The intimate papers of Colonel House.

Description

Colonel House was a close aide to President Woodrow Wilson, and these papers are about his years in the White House. “This absorbing work ranks with those of Grey and Ludendorf as a war record indispensable to the future historian. It is perhaps more valuable than the others since it embraces a wider field.” — A.L.A. Catalog 1926

First Sentence

PRESIDENT WILSON had refused to permit the United States to be drawn into the European War by the sinking of the Lusitania.

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Other Editions

• The intimate papers of Colonel House.Scholarly Press1971-01-01
• The intimate papers of Colonel HouseErnest Benn Limited1900-01-01
• The intimate papers of Colonel HouseHoughton Mifflin Co.1926-01-01
• The intimate papers of Colonel House arranged as a narrativeErnest Benn, ltd1926-01-01
• The intimate papers of Colonel HouseBenn1926-01-01
• The intimate papers of Colonel HouseBenn1926-01-01