Woodrow Wilson : The light withdrawn / Christopher Cox.

Introduction
Part I: Long past due. Kindred causes
Woodrows and Wilsons
Georgia memories
Carolina years
Bittersweet at Princeton
Old maids and peeping Toms
Two women
Aryan men
'Greatest since Seneca Falls'
Part II: Governor and president. 'Shall I not accept?'
'The least part of it'
'Walking on air'
The suffrage inaugural
'Women should not be kept waiting any longer'
'A conviction all my life'
'Not one step nearer'
'A towering rage'
'He kept us out of suffrage'
'We might as well lie down and die'
Part III: Holding back the tide. 'Impossible'
The 'firm hand of stern repression'
'Lock them up'
'You ought not to have the vote'
'Traitor'
'The blood be on your head'
A dangerous man to cross
Unshaken
Terror
'Any discretion fraught'
Part IV: Victory and defeat. Death warrant
Who will get the credit?
The long fortnight
Toujours de l'Audace
'Things to be done at once'
'The apex of my glory'
Sex, race, and Paris
Adulterating Anthony
'This tardy act of justice'
'The last thing to be brought about'
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Notes
Selected bibliography
Index
Photographic credits.