Woodrow Wilson Reconsidered — A Conversation with Christopher Cox
Thinking in Public with Albert Mohler
Woodrow Wilson: From Academia to Political Power
This chapter explores the early life and political ascent of Woodrow Wilson, focusing on his controversial leadership at Princeton and his transition to the governorship of New Jersey. It examines the intricate political maneuvering that positioned him as a compromise candidate during the 1912 Democratic National Convention, detailing the influences of powerful figures and the party dynamics of the time. Additionally, the chapter highlights Wilson's conflicting stance on progressive issues and his leadership style that ultimately shaped his legacy.
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