Answer: They believed Wilson did not outline a harsh enough punishment for Germany.
Explanation:
Primarily, the aspiration mentioned above was insisted on by France. They persistently suggested a harsh sanction against Germany. Britain, on the other hand, supported France but not entirely, the British advocated for a relative balance between European countries.
France was, therefore, rigid in its views. In the end, only a small number of points proposed by President Wilson were accepted.
