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England Today (1923)
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    Some Recent Books on International Affairs (9 Reviews)
    Harry Elmer Barnes
    British Empire
    1. If Britain Is to Live by Norman Angell
    2. Our Ruling Class by Francis Francis
    3. England Today by George A. Greenwood
    4. A Path to Freedom by Michael Collins
    5. The Irish Constitution Explained by D. Figgis
    6. The Constitution of Canada by W.P.M. Kennedy
    7. The Development of Self-Government in India, 1858-1914 by Cecil M.P. Cross
    8. Young India, 1919-1922 by Mahatma Gandhi
    9. Human Australasia by Charles Franklin Thwing
    Foreign Affairs, June 1923, p. 166
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    Some Recent Books on International Relations (11 Reviews)
    William L. Langer
    The British Commonwealth of Nations
    1. History of England by George Macaulay Trevelyan
    2. England Today by George A. Greenwood
    3. Politics and Economics by Herbert Geraint Williams
    4. The Rise and Decline of Socialism in Great Britain by Joseph Clayton
    5. Behind the Scenes of the Great Strike by Hamilton Fyfe
    6. British India from Queen Elizabeth to Lord Reading by An Indian Mohammedan
    7. The Financial Systems of India by Gyan Chand
    8. Outlines of Indian Constitutional History, British Period by William A.J. Archbold
    9. Constitution, Functions and Finance of Indian Municipalities by K.T. Shah and G.T. Bahadurji
    10. The Dominions and Colonial Offices by George V. Fiddes
    11. The Unreformed Senate of Canada by Robert Alexander MacKay
    Foreign Affairs, October 1926, p. 160