Can America stay at home?
Publisher: Harper & brothers
Published: 1932
Place of publication: New York, London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 377
Subjects: Foreign relations; Politics and government
Notes: This book was written ... as a companion to Can Europe keep the peace? which was published last year."--Pref.

"An attempt not merely ... to analyze American policy, but rather to set forth ... what the effect of that policy has been upon the interests of other countries and thus to explain the repercussions which it has produced."--Pref.

"Third printing."

From the Georges F. Doriot Collection.
Table of contents: title: Isolationist and missionary; title: An imperialistic preface; title: Internationalism, Wilson; title: War and Wilson; title: Neutrality; title: Belligerency; title: Negotiation; title: The treaty fight; title: The record; title: Isolation, Harding and Coolidge; title: The restoration; title: Washington Conference; title: War debts; title: Dawes Plan; title: Coolidge Conference; title: Pact of Paris; title: Eight years of normalcy; title: Interference, Hoover; title: Hoover and disarmament; title: Five Power Conference; title: Moratorium; title: Manchuria; title: Arms Conference; title: Lausanne; title: The "Hoover Doctrine"; title: The American problem; title: America and Europe; title: America and peace.