evolution of world-peace
Subtitle: essays
By: arranged and ed. by F. S. Marvin.
Series: The unity series -- IV; Unity series -- IV.
Publisher: H. Milford, Oxford university press
Published: 1921
Place of publication: London; New York [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: League of Nations.; History -- Philosophy.; Civilization.; International relations.
Notes: References at end of some of the chapters.

"Lectures, except that of Professor Gilbert Murray, delivered at the fourth of the 'Unity schools' held at Woodbrooke in August 1920."--Pref.
Table of contents: value: Introductory: The appeal to history, by F. S. Marvin.; value: Alexander and Hellenism, by Arnold Toynbee and F. S. Marvin.; value: The work of Rome, by Sir Paul Vinogradoff.; value: Innocent the Third and the mediæval church, by H. W. C. Davis.; value: Grotius and international law, by G. N. Clark.; value: The French revolution as a world force, by G. P. Gooch.; value: The Congress of Vienna, by C. R. Beazley.; value: The nineteenth century, by F. S. Marvin.; value: The League of nations in being, by Frederick Whelen.; value: An apology for a world Utopia, by H. G. Wells.; value: The teaching of history and world peace, by Eileen Power.