Mr. Wilson's War

In this insightful audiobook, John Dos Passos chronicles a transformative 20-year period in American history, from the assassination of President McKinley to the Senate's rejection of the League of Nations. Focusing on key figures such as the complex Woodrow Wilson, whose presidency marked significant contradictions—from a lack of interest in foreign policy to advocating for international cooperation—this narrative explores how their decisions influenced the nation's trajectory. The story highlights the war the U.S. won and the peace that slipped away, providing a clear historical perspective intertwined with the lives of remarkable leaders.