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The Gentlemen Talk of Peace (1944)
by William B. Ziff
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    The Peripatetic Reviewer (Review)
    Sam Halper
    The Gentlemen Talk of Peace, by William B. Ziff
    1. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    The Atlantic Monthly, January 1945, p. 129
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    Reviews (Review)
    Joseph S. Roucek
    The Gentlemen Talk of Peace, by William B. Ziff
    1. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    Political Science Quarterly, March 1945, pp. 131-132
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    Mr. Ziff's Dilemma (2 Reviews)
    Richard N. Kelly
    The Gentlemen Talk of Peace, by William B. Ziff
    1. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    2. War Criminals: Their Prosecution and Punishment by Sheldon Glueck
    The New Republic, February 12, 1945, pp. 236-237
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    Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)
    General
    1. General Ike by Alden Hatch
    2. Brave Men by Ernie Pyle
    3. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    4. The Theatre Book of the Year, 1943-44 by George Jean Nathan
    The New Yorker, November 25, 1944, pp. 90-94
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    Check List (5 Reviews)
    The Gentlemen Talk of Peace, by William B. Ziff
    1. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    2. The Vigil of a Nation by Yutang Lin
    3. Black Boy by Richard A. Wright
    4. Anything Can Happen by George Papashvily and Helen Waite Papashvily
    5. Soldier to Civilian by George K. Pratt
    The American Mercury, April 1945, pp. 388-390
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    Almanac for Fall Reading (21 Reviews)
    Amy Loveman
    Take Them up Tenderly, by Margaret Case Harriman
    1. Take Them up Tenderly by Margaret Case Harriman
    2. Winter Cherry by Keith West
    3. Europe: An Atlas of Human Geography by Marthe Rajchman
    4. Women and Men by Amram Scheinfeld
    5. They Dream of Home by Niven Busch
    6. Where Away by George Sessions Perry and Isabel Leighton
    7. Caesar and Christ by Will Durant
    8. Your Servant the Molecule by Walter S. Landis
    9. China Takes Her Place by Carl Crow
    10. Elegant Journey by John Selby
    11. Pause to Wonder by Marjorie Fischer and Rolfe Humphries
    12. I Lied to Live by Aleksander Janta
    13. Nathan Bedford Forrest: "First with the Most" by Robert Selph Henry
    14. The Case of the Black-Eyed Blonde by Erle Stanley Gardner
    15. Many a Watchful Night by John Mason Brown
    16. Lost Waltz: A Story of Exile by Bertita Harding
    17. Brave Men by Ernie Pyle
    18. Half Past When by Hassoldt Davis
    19. Bases Overseas by George Weller
    20. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    21. Samuel Johnson by Joseph Wood Krutch
    The Saturday Review, October 14, 1944, pp. 20-21
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    Recent Books on International Relations (26 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    General: Political, Military and Legal
    1. An Intelligent American's Guide to the Peace by Sumner Welles
    2. Strategy of Peace by Henry Merritt Wriston
    3. The Gentlemen Talk of Peace by William B. Ziff
    4. Foreign Policy Begins at Home by James P. Warburg
    5. Problems of the Peace by Wilson Harris
    6. The Second Chance by John Boardman Whitton
    7. The United Nations of the World by Haridas T. Muzumdar
    8. Continentalism: For Enduring Peace by Allan Ramsey Wurtele
    9. The Peace We Americans Need by Edmund Jacobson
    10. New Perspectives on Peace by George B. de Huszar
    11. Postwar Problems in Business, Education, and Government
    12. Pioneers in World Order by Harriet Eager Davis
    13. Colonies by Eric Anderson Walker
    14. Bureaucracy by Ludwig Von Mises
    15. The Device of Government by John Laird
    16. How to Tell Progress from Reaction by Manya Gordon
    17. War Through the Ages by Lynn Montross
    18. War and Its Causes by Luther Lee Bernard
    19. What Makes a War End? by H.A. Calahan
    20. Warfare Today by Reginald Bacon
    21. Air Power and the Expanding Community by Oliver Stewart
    22. Bombing Vindicated by J.M. Spaight
    23. The Legal Effects of War by Lord McNair and A.D. Watts
    24. Claims to Territory in International Law and Relations by Norman L. Hill
    25. Beyond All Fronts by Max Jordan
    26. Political Handbook of the World, 1945 by Walter H. Mallory
    Foreign Affairs, April 1945, pp. 510-512