The Origins of the Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson Reviewed by Robert Gale Woolbert January 1938 Published on January 1, 1938 . Share & Download . Print Subscribe to unlock this feature or Sign in.

Since the 1920s, American foreign policy has straddled the line between realism and crusading democratism. (RELATED: Woodrow Wilson: A Madman, or Merely Misunderstood?

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