INTRODUCTION I would have little reason for writing this book were it not more than a mere discussion of a man"s life. I have no desire to be Woodrow Wilson"s biographer. I have been urged to write, because of my personal contact with his political career, and because of my knowledge of the events connected therewith. I knew Mr. Wilson twenty-six years. I sat under him at Princeton University. I know how he became Governor and twice President. I was manager by personal appointment of Mr. Wilson"s prenomination Prcsidcntal campaign. I was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee of 1912 which conducted the campaign that resulted in his election. I was intimate with his conduct for his entire official career. I write, not as an enemy of Woodrow Wilson, but as an opponent of the subversion of the American constitution and the destruction of our system of Government, through vanity and greed for individual power. I consider Woodrow Wilson one of the most remarkable developments Table...