Bridging the Atlantic
Subtitle: Anglo-American fellowship as the way to world peace.
By: A survey from both sides edited by Philip Gibbs
Publisher: Doubleday, Doran and Company, inc.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Garden City, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 274
Subjects: Reconstruction (1939-1951); United States -- Relations -- Great Britain; Great Britain -- Relations -- United States
Notes: "First [American] edition."
Table of contents: title: The common ideal, by Sir Archibald Sinclair.- The American people, by Sir Philip Gibbs.- Anglo-American relations: a survey by Viscount Samuel.- American post-war policy: barriers to mutual understanding, by Harold Callender.- The bridge of ideas: British and American novelists, by Frank Swinnerton.- The way to world recovery, by F. W. Hirst.- Mother of parliaments, by Sir Percy Harris.- The hope of federation, by Lord Davies.- The world is round, by Nora Waln.- World court, by Sir Cecil Hurst.- The social serices of Britain, by Megan Lloyd George.- What they think of each other: a mass observation report.- American medley: an English girl's impressions, by Antonia Bell.- Freedom of the skies, by P. F. M.  Fellowes.- Inside isolationism, by Robert Waithman.- Americans in England, by E. C. Cutler.- The spirit within us, by Ulric Nisbet.-Biographical notes (p. 271-274.)