A first edition, first printing of �Mr Wilson�s War� published by Doubleday in 1962. A near fine bright book in the very good unclipped dust wrapper - signed to the front endpaper by Dos Passos without dedication. A critical historical study of Woodrow Wilson and the United States� entry into the First World War. Dos Passos portrays Wilson as idealistic yet na�ve, arguing that his moral rhetoric masked political misjudgement. The book condemns the betrayal of democratic principles at Versailles and reflects Dos Passos�s broader disillusionment with liberal idealism, power politics, and the tragic consequences of war.