The world today
Subtitle: essays and addresses.
Publisher: Scribner's Sons
Published: 1946
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 225
Subjects: Reconstruction, 1939-
Table of contents: value: I. The age in which we live. -  II. The American plan to prevent war. -  III. There should be two new parties. -  IV. The age of the Americas. -  V. Moral law is the only sovereign. -  VI. The English-speaking peoples and liberty. -  VII. The power of personality. - VIII. What does freedom mean? -  IX. Again history repeats itself. -  X. New Year's message, 1944. -  XI. The industrial civil war. -  XII. The English-speaking peoples and world organization. -  XIII. The Americas. - XIV. The responsibility of youth. -  XV. The hope of the world. -  XVI. Men or machines? -  XVII. Beginnings of Teachers College. -  XVIII. Economic war on democracy. -  XIX. In memory of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. -  XX. Another world. -  XXI. Columbia University's last half-century. - XXII. What will tomorrow bring? -  XXIII. Andrew Carnegie. -  XXIV. Industrial civil war must end. -  XXV. Democracy in action. -  Index.