avoidanceof,186-90,192;of
liberation,182;nationalhonorin,
250; permissibletargetsin,255-6;
publicopinionin,24,47,48,221;
rulesof,19°,254,U.S.interventions
in,17-24,26,59,125,164,206,
216,254-5;Wilsoniansand,165-6,(^289)
wardebts,3 I5-17,319;Britain
repudiates,128;defaultingon,206,
316
Warof1812,17-18,19,20,44,106,
113, 116,198,200, 227;national
honorin,250;publicopinionand, 22 I
WaroftheSpanishSuccession, 46
WarPowersAct,190, 191
WarsoftheRoses, 101
WarWithoutMerry(Dower), 253
Washington,George,xvii,41,57,63,
89,93,112,125,177;experiencein
foreignaffairs,12;FarewellAddress,
58,59,62,130;andforeignrelations,
45,5^0
Washingtonadministration,xvi,26,I II,
112,13 8 ,24^1 ,33^2
WashingtonNavalConference, 317
Watergatescandal,2 I 3
weapons/weaponssystem(s),235,303,
3°7
Webster,Daniel,12,17,18,87,116
Westernersinnon-Westernworld,144-5
WesternEurope,65-6;ideological
rationales,134-5;U.S.relationswith,
74
WesternHemisphere,4,5,23,104,108;
U.S.hegemonyin,8,57;inU.S.
security, 121
westwardexpansion(issue),27, 62
Wheelock,Eleazar, 152
whiskey,excisetaxon,241, 242
"WhiteFleet," 4
WilhelmII,Kaiser,9,II, 39
Williams,GeorgeWashington,12, 149
Wilson,Woodrow,xii,7,8,47,59,87,
91 ,119,13°,135,13^8 ,139,145,
167,283;deathof,317;Fourteen
Points,90,212;andmissionaries,148;
principlesof,9;racismof,166;and
WorldWarI, 125, 187
Index 377
Wilsonians,xvii,88,89,90,91,99-100,
132-73,174,175,176,178,183,
184,185,193,2°4,2°7,210,213,
21 5,216,220,225,235,237,243,
244,248,256,259,260,3°7,312,
313,314,317-18,319,325-6,331;
andColdWar,265,267;conceptual
problemfor,291-2;consequencesof
politicsof,166-73;andConstitution,
190;andcorruption,238-9;dangers
in,172-3;anddemocracy,238;failure
toliveuptoidealsof, 17 1-2;in
foreignpolicygridlock,321-2;groups
in,92-3;andHamiltonians,293-6;
hatredofwar,189-9°;high/low-
flying,94;andJacksonians,261-2,
263;moralinterests/duties,193;neo-
elite,329;andnewworldorder,250,
267,268,269,27°,282-92,293-6,
300, 304,333;andstrategicfuture,
332,333;strategicthought,162-6,
197;andworldcommunity, 245
women,178,326;educational
opportunities,148,152;equalrights
for,170-I;inmissionarytradition,
133, 140, 142, 145,152;professional
327;roleof,284-5;statusof, 286
work,honest,231,232, 234
WorldBank,42,270, 272,281,309,
332
WorldCourt,112,166,167,284,318,
319
worldorder,xvi,5,38,79,97,126,130,
217;offreestates,127;gyroscopeof,
322-5;nationalistsand,297;
pessimisticviewof,248-9;U.S.role
in,83-4,129-30,151,313-20;win-
win,103;seealsonewworldorder
WorldTradeOrganization(WTO),xvi,
32 ,175,27^1 ,282,293,294,295,29 8 ,
3°9,332;publicoppositionto, 307
WorldWarI,xvii,47, 5 I,59,60, 68,
125,135,189,198,289,318,320;
Americaninterventionin,8,128,150;
BritishdebttoU.S.in,67;effecton
BritainandFrance,207;'freedomof
theseasin,106;Jacksoniansupport
for,247;U.Sin/and,9,43-4,58,
20 5- 6 ,208