SOURCE: "Brains Win and Lose Woodrow Wilson," in The Quick and The Dead, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1931, pp. 43-78.
In the following essay, Bradford presents a biographical and thematic overview of Wilson's life and career, stressing in particular the manifestations and character of Wilson's intellectual bent.
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