【正文】 tive of the great body of the peoples of the world, because, as i roughly reckon it, we represent as we sit around this table more than billion people.
　　you cannot have a representative assembly of billion people, but if you leave it to each government to have, if it pleases, one or two or three representatives, though only with a single vote, it may vary its representation from time to time, not only, but it may (originate) the choice of its several representatives [wireless here unintelligible.
　　therefore we thought that this was a proper and a very prudent concession to the practically universal opinion of plain men everywhere that they wanted the door left open to a variety of representation, instead of being confined to a single official body with which they could or might not find themselves in sympathy.
　　and you will notice that this body has unlimited rights of discussion. i mean of discussion of anything that falls within the field of international relationsand that it is especially agreed that war or international misunderstandings or anything that may lead to friction or trouble is everybodyamp。威爾遜(thomas woodrow wilson，1856年12月28日1924年2月3日)，美國(guó)第28任總統(tǒng)。 that its interest was rather their extermination than their development。For the League of Nations　　woodrow wilson
　　the league of nations
　　delivered 1919
　　演講者簡(jiǎn)介：托馬斯。s business, because it may affect the peace of the world.
　　and in order to safeguard the popular power so far as we could of this representative body, it is provided, you will notice, that when a subject is submitted it is not to arbitration but to discussion by the executive council。迄今為止，他是唯一擁有哲學(xué)博士(.)頭銜的美國(guó)總統(tǒng)(法律博士銜除外)，也是唯一一名任總統(tǒng)以前曾在新澤西州擔(dān)任公職的美國(guó)總統(tǒng)。19XX年總統(tǒng)大選中，由于西奧多。 but it is in the background, and, if the moral force of the world will not suffice, the physical force of the world shall. but that is the last resort, because this is intended as a constitution of peace, not as a league of war.
　　the simplicity of the document seems to me to be one of its chief virtues, because, speaking for myself, i was unable to see the