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Commonwealth of Tomorrow (1944)
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    Recent Books on International Relations (23 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    General: Political, Military and Legal
    1. The Price of Peace by William H. Beveridge
    2. Nationalism and After by Edward H. Carr
    3. Backgrounds of Conflict: Ideas and Forms in World Politics by Kurt London
    4. The Atlantic Charter: New Worlds for Old by Julius Stone
    5. United World: The Road to International Peace by Scott Nearing
    6. Let's Talk About the Peace by Henry G. Alsberg
    7. Commonwealth of Tomorrow by Hermann Goetz
    8. Now or Never by Ernest L. Howard-Williams
    9. Dumbarton Oaks by Robert E. Summers
    10. Weapons for Peace by Thomas P. Neill
    11. It's Happening Again by Ernest R. Troughton
    12. The House of Europe by Paul Scott Mowrer
    13. League of Nations and National Minorities by Pablo de Azcarate
    14. World War: Its Cause and Cure by Lionel Curtis
    15. Atomic Energy for Military Purposes by Henry DeWolf Smyth
    16. Ocean Power Wins by W.C. Brian Tunstall
    17. Air Power for Peace by Eugene Edward Wilson
    18. The Outlook for International Law by J.L. Brierly
    19. An International Bill of the Rights of Man by Hersh Lauterpacht
    20. A Guide to the Practice of International Conferences by Vladimir D. Pastuhov
    21. The International Secretariat by Egon F. Ranshofen-Wertheimer
    22. The North Atlantic Triangle by John Bartlet Brebner
    23. Voices of History: 1944-45 by Nathan Ausubel
    Foreign Affairs, January 1946, pp. 347-348