family of nations
Subtitle: its need and its problems; essays and addresses.
Publisher: Scribner
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 400
Subjects: International co-operation
Table of contents: value: The alternative to war. Where are the leaders? The call to action. The duty of the English-speaking peoples. This world needs another Alexander Hamilton. The attack on liberalism. The family of nations. The opportunity of the English-speaking peoples. A New Year's Day message to the people of Japan. Forward or backward? A great experiment in democracy. A much-needed prayer. The Chatham House Conference. The international problem. Government, liberty, and the economic war. The meaning of Armistice Day. Andrew Carnegie, benefactor. Andrew Carnegie Centenary. In memory of Andrew Carnegie. The decline and fall of morals. After twenty-five years. The statue of Liberty. The next steps forward. The international war of political ideals. Which way is progress? Pan America. Democracy can be made to work. There can be no isolation. Some problems of world federation. The paradox of despotism. The rule of morals or the rule of force? Index.