For the right
Subtitle: essays and addreses by members of the "Fight for right movement."
Publisher: G. P. Putnam's sons
Published: 1918
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918.
Notes: "The series of addresses at King's college, University of London, which are here reprinted, were organized by the Fight for right movement."--Pref.

Bibliography for the lecture "The outlook of a good European": p. 199-202.
Table of contents: value: Preface, by Sir Francis Younghusband.; value: The defence of right, by Viscount Bryce.; value: An invincible fellowship, by Sir H. Newbolt.; value: The great solvent, by M. Hewlett.; value: War and the ideal of chivalry, by W. Ward.; value: An interim religion, by L. P. Jacks.; value: How we stand now, by G. Murray.; value: The desire of civilization for the reign of law, by R. Muir.; value: A league of peace, by Sir F. Pollock.; value: Interstate relations after the war, by P. Kerr.; value: The outlook of a good European, by A. F. Whyte.; value: What is "right?" by H. W. Steed.; value: Fight for the right, by W. Temple.; value: The consecration of England, by E. Underhill.; value: To the men behind the armies, by E. Cammaerts.; value: The fight for right, by M. Painleve .