Propaganda for War: The Campaign Against American Neutrality, 1914-1917

able action agents Allies Amer American appeared armed assistance attack attempt attitude August became become believe belligerent blockade Britain British Bryan called carried cause Central Congress considered continued course Department desire economic effective efforts enemy England enter expressed fact February Federal Reserve Board feeling fight force foreign France French German give given hand ican immediately important individuals influence interests issued Italy January Lansing later letter loan London Lusitania March means months munitions naturally neutral newspapers November obtain official opinion organization Parker peace political possible Powers President propaganda propagandists question relations remarked result seems Senator sent ships side sinking situation stories submarine success suggestion supplies taken tion United vessels warfare Wellington House Wilson World wrote York