The Mikado
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« on: September 29, 2015, 12:25:38 AM » |
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One of the closest elections in American history, also one of the least-discussed.
Charles Evans Hughes was one of the most internationally-minded people in the Republican Party and would likely be enthusiastically cooperative with the British even if US entry to the war wasn't imminent. Hughes would likely have a far easier time convincing Congress to go along with a US role in the world postwar, especially because he wouldn't push a League of Nations to raise sovereignty concerns.
How does Hughes deal with the Mexico crisis? Wither Wilson's domestic agenda?
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