The evolution of world-peace
Subtitle: essays
By: arranged and edited by F.S. Marvin.
Series: The Unity series -- 4
Publisher: Milford
Published: 1921
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: League of Nations; Civilization; History, Philosophy of; International relations; History
Notes: Lectures delivered at the fourth of the Unity Schools held at Woodbrooke, in August, 1920.
Table of contents: value: I. Introductory: The appeal to history, by F.S. Marvin.-  II. Alexander and Hellenism, by Arnold Toynbee and F.S. Marvin.-  III. The work of Rome, by Sir Paul Vinogradoff.-  IV. Innocent the Third and the mediaeval Church, by H.W.C. Davis.-  V. Grotius and international law, by G.N. Clark.-  VI. The French revolution as a world force, by G.P. Gooch.- VII. The congress of Vienna, by C.R. Beazley.-  VIII. the nineteenth century, by F.S. Marvin.-  IX. The League of nations in being, by Frederick Whelen.-  X. An apology for a world Utopia, by H.G. Wells.-  XI. The teaching of history and world peace, by Eileen Power.