Breaking the Heart of the World General History exhausted by the ruinous cost

exhausted by the ruinous cost in blood and treasure of the First World War

and spiritual crisis as never before and shows how religion informed and motivated circumstances on all sides of the war

drawing extensively on hitherto secret documents

to better his mountain community

Breaking the Heart of the World General History exhausted by the ruinous costDescription by John Milton Cooper, Jr. Paperback The fight over the League of Nations at the end of World War I was one of the great political debates of the American twentieth century. President Woodrow Wilson, himself a key architect of the League, was uncompromising in his belief that the United States would rise to a position of leadership in the peaceful union of states that he had envisaged. A masterful politician and distinguished theorist,