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had, considering their Western front was pretty much a stalemate for most of the war.

It is also interesting to note that Wilson considered Germany as a ônatural foe to libertyö (Johnson 105). Wilson, therefore, deemed it an American necessity to become involved in the fighting (and dying) in Europe. In a sense, it is frightening (even looking at Wilson's arguments more than eighty-five years after they were made) that his emotional argument stated that ôthe day has come when America is privileged to spend her blood and her might for the principles that gave her birth and

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