Princeton University Press - The Papers of Woodrow Wilson Vol 32

Explore a vital period of American history with Volume 32 of The Papers of Woodrow Wilson. Published by Princeton University Press, this volume provides a detailed look at the presidency from January 1 to April 16, 1915. This collection brings together significant documents that define one of the most active months of Wilson's term. Readers can examine primary source materials regarding the response to the German submarine campaign and the Allied declaration of a total blockade of the Central Powers. The volume also covers the ongoing crisis in Mexico involving the Villistas and Carrancistas, alongside Colonel House's first peace mission. This collection is an essential resource for those studying the policy efforts of Wilson, Bryan, and Lansing during this era. It offers a direct window into the decision-making processes of the early 20th century through documented historical records.