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Book SynopsisTable of Contents*FrontMatter, pg. i*CONTENTS, pg. vii*LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS, pg. viii*PREFACE, pg. ix*CHRONOLOGY OF WOODROW WILSON'S MAJOR ILLNESSES, pg. xiii*CHAPTER I. Family and Boyhood, pg. 1*CHAPTER II. Princeton Student, pg. 26*CHAPTER III. The Law and Love, pg. 46*CHAPTER IV. The Johns Hopkins and Marriage, pg. 60*CHAPTER V. Bryn Mawr and the Opposite Sex, pg. 82*CHAPTER VI. From Wesleyan to Princeton, pg. 95*CHAPTER VII. Princeton, 1890-1896, pg. 108*CHAPTER VIII. Wilson's Imagery: Language and Stress, pg. 128*CHAPTER IX. The First Strokes, pg. 141*CHAPTER X. A Major Stroke and Its Consequences: The Quadrangle Plan, pg. 165*CHAPTER XI. "Dearest Friend": The Story of Mrs. Peck, pg. 181*CHAPTER XII. The Graduate College Controversy, pg. 195*CHAPTER XIII. The New Morality, pg. 217*CHAPTER XIV. Political Apprenticeship, pg. 226*CHAPTER XV. An Untimely Blow: The Death of Ellen Axson Wilson, pg. 245*CHAPTER XVI. "The Strangest Friendship in History", pg. 265*CHAPTER XVII. The Second Mrs. Wilson and the Break with Bryan, pg. 279*CHAPTER XVIII. From Peace to War, pg. 298*CHAPTER XIX. Prelude to Paris, pg. 316*CHAPTER XX. The Paris Peace Conference, pg. 333*CHAPTER XXI. A Massive Stroke and the Politics of Denial, pg. 349*CHAPTER XXII. Last Years, pg. 371*SOURCES AND WORKS CITED, pg. 379*INDEX, pg. 387
