Defense for America
By: the views of Quincy Wright, Charles Seymour, Barry Bingham [and others] ... edited with an introduction by William Allen White.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1940
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 -- United States; United States -- Defenses
Notes: "First printing."
Table of contents: value: Introduction, by W.A. White.-  American policy and the war, by Quincy Wright.-  Defense for America, by Charles Seymour.-  Shall we go to war?  By Barry Bingham.-  American responsibility in the present crisis, by H.S. Coffin.-  Free institutions and the war, by Grenville Clark.- Immediate aid to the allies, by J.B. Conant.-  Does America deserve a miracle?  By Mrs. D.W. Morrow.-  The right and wrong of war, by Rt. Rev. Mgr. J.A. Ryan.-  Democracy and the second world war, by F.P. Graham.-; value: The isolation myth, by George Creel.-  The war and the Pacific, by C.H. Rowell.-  Defense today, by L.W. Douglas.-  Aid the allies?  By Rabbi S.S. Wise.-  The allies are ourselves, by Rupert Hughes.-  An estimate of the situation by the President of the United States [reprinted from a pamphlet entitled National defense issued by the American council for public affairs, Washington, D.C.]