This, I think, the country will contest.
He is obsessed by the idea of a League of Nations.

If not his own discovery he has yet made himself its leader.

He talks flippantly about "American ideals" that have won the war against Germany, as if there were no English ideals and French ideals.
"In all that he does we can descry the school-master who arrived at the front rather late in life.

One needs only to go over the record and mark how often he has reversed himself to detect a certain mental and temperamental instability clearly indicating a lack of fixed or resolute intellectual purpose.

This is characteristic of an excess in education; of the half baked mind overtrained.