Making Good from the Great War: The United States' Entrance into World War I
One hundred years ago,
President Woodrow Wilson faced a monumental dilemma about how to respond to the
war in Europe, which had been raging for more than two years. In this illustrated talk, Kurk Dorsey,
Professor of History at UNH and a specialist on US foreign policy, will
describe how Wilson tried to make something good from the Great War, first by
trying to mediate a peace without victory and then by choosing to intervene in
the war on the Allied side. His
decisions continue to reverberate today, as the United States tries to figure
how to, among other things, make the world safe for democracy. Dr. Dorsey is
returning to the Hancock Town Library by popular demand as his lectures are
well-constructed, engaging and informative. Dr. Dorsey’s research interests
include US foreign policy, environmental history, and the history of Canada.
Free and open to all.
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