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Arthur S. Link on Wilson’s Vision

Woodrow Wilson’s perspective on the League of Nations and the American debate over it is developed by Arthur S. Link of Princeton University in the first essay. A prominent Wilson biographer, Link explains the politics of the question and lauds Wilson as a prophet.

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