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Fourteen Points
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Fourteen Points
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(Military) the principles expounded by President Wilson in 1918 as war aims of the US
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7) During mid-October 1918, as Germany sought an armistice based on Wilson's Fourteen Points, the Navy Department and Admiralty were already contemplating how the naval section of the armistice terms might affect their relative positions.
The naval battle of Paris by Jones, Jerry W. / Naval War College Review
Ikenberry draws mostly from Wilson's Fourteen Points, announced to the world in January 1918.
Wilsonian slaughter by Gamble, Richard M. / The American Conservative
The resulting project was known as "the Inquiry," and the plan it created became the basis for Wilson's Fourteen Points and for his principal proposals at the Versailles conference.
Who was Edward M. House? by Higgs, Robert / Independent Review
 
 
 
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