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| name       = Edward M. House

| name=Edward M. House

| image       = Edward House.jpg

| birth_date = July 26, 1858

| image=Edward House.jpg

| birth_place = Houston, Texas

| birth_date=July 26, 1858

| death_date = March 28, 1938

| birth_place=[[Houston, Texas|Houston]], [[Texas]]

| death_place = New York City

| death_date=March 28, 1938 (aged 79)

| nationality = American

| death_place=[[New York City]]

| spouse     = Loulie Hunter

| nationality=[[United States|American]]

| spouse=Loulie Hunter}}

}}

 

'''Edward Mandell House''' (July 26, 1858 - March 28, 1938), commonly known by the honorific title of '''Colonel House''', was an American diplomat, politician and presidential advisor.  House had enormous personal influence with President [[Woodrow Wilson]] as his chief foreign policy advisor and negotiator regarding [[World War I]] from 1913 until Wilson removed him in 1919. Historians conclude House was naive and easily misled by others, and in turn misled Wilson and exceeded his authority.

'''Edward Mandell House''' (July 26, 1858 – March 28, 1938), commonly known by the honorific title of '''Colonel House''', was an American diplomat, politician and presidential advisor.  House had enormous personal influence with President [[Woodrow Wilson]] as his chief foreign policy advisor and negotiator regarding [[World War I]] from 1913 until Wilson removed him in 1919. Historians conclude House was naive and easily misled by others, and in turn misled Wilson and exceeded his authority.

==Early career==

==Early career==