This person used the pen name Edward Coppleston to write “The World and John Hart” while privately despising teaching women at Bryn Mawr. This person critiqued the “sparing use of history” present in James Bryce’s The American Commonwealth in one of many reviews contributed to Political Science Quarterly. (10[1])This person wrote a popular textbook on the “elements of historical and practical politics” titled The State. Shortly after replacing Francis Landey Patton, this person implemented a “preceptorial” class format. This person created an organization headed by a Colorado senator that employed “Four Minute Men” to influence (-5[1])public opinion. (10[1]-5[6])A group (-5[1])of academics called “The Inquiry” (-5[1])crafted (10[1])an “idealism” named for this person, (10[1])the onetime (10[1])head of Princeton, (10[1])to include (10[1])the tenet of self-determination. (10[4])For 10 points, name this (10[1])president who issued the “Fourteen Points” (10[1])during World War I. (10[3])■END■ (10[5])