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Floyd, M. Ryan, (1974-)

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Abandoning American neutrality : = Woodrow Wilson and the beginning of the Great War, August 1914-December 1915 /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Abandoning American neutrality :/ by M. Ryan Floyd.
Reminder of title:	Woodrow Wilson and the beginning of the Great War, August 1914-December 1915 /
Author:	Floyd, M. Ryan,
Description:	1 online resource (pages cm.)
[NT 15003449]:	1. "An Awful Cataclysm": British War Aims, Neutral Rights at Sea, and Early US Mediation Efforts, July 1914-September 1914 -- 2. "An Exceedingly Tender Spot": The Conclusion of the Declaration of London Debate, Britain's Revised Order in Council, and the US Mid-Term Congressional Elections, October 1914-November 1914 -- 3. "At Peace With the World": The Developing Anglo-American Munitions Trade and US Efforts to Maintain the Spirit of Neutrality, October 1914-December 1914 -- 4. "A Friend to All of Them": Munitions Bills, A Government Owned Merchant Marine and Restarting Talks of Mediation, December 1914-anuary 1915 -- 5. "Twittering of a Sparrow": House's Second Mission to Europe, German Submarines, Strict Accountability, and the Tightening of the Allied Blockade, February 1915-April 1915 -- 6. "The Palliations of Piracy": The Submarine Crisis, Shell Shortages, and the Failure of House's Second Mission to Europe, April 1915{esc}b6{esc}sJune 1915 -- 7. "The Shadow of War": Britain's Economic Emergency, US Distrust of Germany, the New Course for U.S. Policy toward the Belligerents, June 1915-August 1915 -- 8. "He Has Thus Crossed the Rubicon": The Conclusion of the Arabic Crisis, German Sabotage, and Clandestine US Mediation Efforts, September 1915-December 1915 --
[NT 15003449]:	"An awful cataclysm": July 1914-September 1914 -- "An exceedingly tender spot": October 1914-November 1914 -- "At peace with the world": October 1914-December 1914 -- "A friend to all of them": December 1914-January 1915 -- "Twittering of a sparrow": February 1915-April 1915 -- "The palliations of piracy": April 1915-June 1915 -- "The shadow of war": June 1915-August 1915 -- "He has thus crossed the Rubicon": September 1915-December 1915.
Subject:	World War, 1914-1918 - United States. -
Subject:	United States - Economic policy - 1981-1993 -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137334121
ISBN:	9781137334121 (electronic bk.)

Abandoning American neutrality : = Woodrow Wilson and the beginning of the Great War, August 1914-December 1915 /
Floyd, M. Ryan,1974-

Abandoning American neutrality :Woodrow Wilson and the beginning of the Great War, August 1914-December 1915 /by M. Ryan Floyd. - 1 online resource (pages cm.)

1. "An Awful Cataclysm": British War Aims, Neutral Rights at Sea, and Early US Mediation Efforts, July 1914-September 1914 -- 2. "An Exceedingly Tender Spot": The Conclusion of the Declaration of London Debate, Britain's Revised Order in Council, and the US Mid-Term Congressional Elections, October 1914-November 1914 -- 3. "At Peace With the World": The Developing Anglo-American Munitions Trade and US Efforts to Maintain the Spirit of Neutrality, October 1914-December 1914 -- 4. "A Friend to All of Them": Munitions Bills, A Government Owned Merchant Marine and Restarting Talks of Mediation, December 1914-anuary 1915 -- 5. "Twittering of a Sparrow": House's Second Mission to Europe, German Submarines, Strict Accountability, and the Tightening of the Allied Blockade, February 1915-April 1915 -- 6. "The Palliations of Piracy": The Submarine Crisis, Shell Shortages, and the Failure of House's Second Mission to Europe, April 1915{esc}b6{esc}sJune 1915 -- 7. "The Shadow of War": Britain's Economic Emergency, US Distrust of Germany, the New Course for U.S. Policy toward the Belligerents, June 1915-August 1915 -- 8. "He Has Thus Crossed the Rubicon": The Conclusion of the Arabic Crisis, German Sabotage, and Clandestine US Mediation Efforts, September 1915-December 1915 --

<p >During the first twelve months of World War I President Woodrow Wilson had a sincere desire to maintain American neutrality. The president, however, soon found this position unsustainable. As Wilson sought to mediate an end to the European conflict he realized that the war presented an irresistible opportunity to strengthen the US economy though expanded trade with the Allies. As this carefully argued study shows, the contradiction between Wilson's idealistic and pragmatic aims ultimately drove him to abandon neutrality in late 1915 - helping to pave the way for America's entrance into the war.

ISBN: 9781137334121 (electronic bk.)

Source: 669426Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Personal Names:

597880
Wilson, Woodrow,
1856-1924.Subjects--Topical Terms:

711720
World War, 1914-1918
--United States.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

2368173
United States
--Economic policy--1981-1993Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: D619 / .F57 2013

Dewey Class. No.: 940.3/2273

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