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p414 [Book Reviews]  The True Story of Woodrow Wilson. By David
Lawrence. (New York: George H. Doran Company, 1924. 368pp.)  The
Life of Woodrow Wilson, 1856-1924. By Josephus Daniels.
(Chicago, Philadelphia, and Toronto: The John C. Winston
Company, 1924. 381pp.)  David Lawrence, in this little volume,
has written to some extent in Boswellian vein, (as has also
Secretary Daniels in his book). Denying any special tenderness
toward himself on Wilson's part, he does claim the advantage
which comes from such contacts as an active newspaper man was
able to establish in the course of