Introduction: Fourteen points : January 8, 1918 / Woodrow Wilson. Principles of progressivism. Who is a progressive? / Theodore Roosevelt -- What is progress? / Woodrow Wilson -- American conception of liberty / Frank Johnson Goodnow -- Progressive interpretations of history. Significance of the frontier in American history / Frederick Jackson Turner -- Historical interpretations in the United States / Charles Beard -- Social justice, social gospel, and education. Subjective necessity for social settlements / Jane Addams -- Social Christianity and personal religion / Walter Rauschenbusch -- My pedagogic creed / John Dewey -- Father Blakely states the issue / Anonymous -- Leadership and the American presidency. Leaders of men / Woodrow Wilson -- President of the United States / Woodrow Wilson -- Inaugural address, 1905 / Theodore Roosevelt -- National administration. Study of administration / Woodrow Wilson -- New nationalism / Theodore Roosevelt -- Parties and direct democracy. Progressive government produces business prosperity / Robert M. La Follette -- Progressive democracy / Herbert Croly -- Right of the people to rule / Theodore Roosevelt -- Executive versus partisan responsibility / Herbert Croly -- Election of 1912. Progressive platform of 1912 / Progressive Party -- Introduction to progressive democracy / Herbert Croly -- Progressivism, war, and peace. War message to Congress : April 2, 1917 / Woodrow Wilson -- Opposition to Wilson's war message / Robert M. La Follette -- Fourteen points : January 8, 1918 / Woodrow Wilson.
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