American Withdrawal from Europe.

Highlights a discussion related to the U.S. isolationist policy adopted since June 1919 towards its associates in the late European war. Information on the U.S. decision regarding its participation in the postwar reconstruction with other European countries. Contribution which the American nation made to the success of the Allied armies; Reason for the reversion of the U.S. to the isolation; Possession of a high sense of justice and a rare responsiveness to moral motives and a disinterested cause, which enabled it to rise to a high level of ideal accomplishment during the war; Account of the Allied cause with a lofty democratic internationalism and the finer aspirations of the traditional American foreign policy; View that Americans are a practical people who quickly grasp and do not flinch from facing the necessary consequences of their own decisions; Fact that the British and American governments could frame a joint policy which would have more chance of being effective and incur a smaller chance of war than would a separate policy framed by either of them..