January, 10th , 1936. Out of the strain and stress and havoc and horror of this present world conflict comes the call for a new edition of this book. The remainder of the former edition having been destroyed during the attacks on London, this call for a new edition is a small part of the answer of the democracies to the attempt to enslave and dominate all free peoples. It epitomizes the struggle to perpetuate the ideals for which the democracies stand - the opportunity to develop and express individuality in every way consonant with the good of the whole. We believe that in the course of tune and by the action of natural laws, the world will be cured of its present evils and will go on to greater health of all its parts.
Natural law is immutable.
Derby, Conn. 1942.