Editing Preparedness Movement (section)

===Peace leaders===
Peace leaders like [[Jane Addams]] of Hull House and [[David Starr Jordan]], president of Stanford University, redoubled their efforts, and now turned their voices against Wilson because he was "sowing the seeds of militarism, raising up a military and naval caste." Many ministers, professors, farm spokesmen and labor union leaders joined in, with powerful support from a band of four dozen southern Democrats in Congress who took control of the House Military Affairs Committee.<ref>{{cite book|author=David M. Kennedy|title=Over Here: The First World War and American Society|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=s6dSIuBcx1IC&pg=PA33|year=2004|page=33|publisher=Oup USA |isbn=978-0195173994}}</ref>