Blocking new wars
By: by Herbert S. Houston ...
Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Company
Published: 1918
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 209
Subjects: League of Nations; World War, 1914-1918 -- Economic aspects; Peace; International cooperation
Table of contents: title: Could the war have been blocked?; title: What will end the World War?; title: A force to block new wars.; title: American business and the League of Nations.; title: Binding the modern world together.; title: Free seas and closed seas.; title: Napoleon's decrees and the Kaiser's submarine.; title: Fighting foreign wars at home.; title: War prevention versus war cost.; title: Women, children and embattled nations.; title: "The power of the purse."; title: Removing the causes of war.; title: The Bible warrant for a League of Nations.; title: A court house for the world.; title: The sword as final arbiter.; title: Business the protector of democracy.; title: The voice of the people.; title: The new day after the war.; title: Appendix I. Proposals of the League to enforce peace. II. Referendum no. 11. III. Referendum no. 23.