Historian Patricia O'Toole's On Woodrow Wilson, Her Book 'The Moralist' (Photo: Erik Meers/uPolitics.com)
Patricia O’Toole, author of The Moralist, a new biography of Woodrow Wilson, reveals a complicated portrait of America’s 28th president. O’Toole describes Wilson as a complex man who was comfortable with segregation, firmly set on building international alliances and a skilled orator whose deteriorating health resulted in his wife running the country behind the scenes in the final years of his presidency.
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