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Wilson mainly builds a reasoned case for entering the war by describing Germany’s actions, especially its unrestricted submarine warfare, and explaining why those actions made neutrality impossible. These facts and cause-and-effect arguments are examples of logos, an appeal to logic and reason. His language can also stir emotion, but the central argument rests on evidence and reasoning.

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