Victory Without Peace.

Focuses on the effort of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson to seek for both peace and victory after World War I. Speech of Wilson which challenge European statesmen to justify the continuation of the war; Response of German rulers to the call of Wilson; Assertion that the policy of retaliation by the people who are afflicted and enraged by the injuries caused by the German nation on its neighbors cannot sustain such attitude; Opposition of the president to Lex Talionis or revenge.