| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Embittered buisnessmen together with the German-American public handed Wilson an electoral defeat, which Wilson believed was a vote against his party and his policies: German-Americans were angry over his ???benevolent neutrality??? (p. 52) towards Britain and the Southern economic elite and members of the political caste were enraged over the British menace to their material well-being.
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