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Autumn 1945

Autumn 1945

Volume 21, Number 4

Sumner Welles’s “The Vision of a World at Peace”
Max Radin’s “War Crimes and the Crime of War”
Charles Seymour’s “Policy and Personality at the Paris Peace Conference”
Peter Rhodes’s “How the French Writers Kept Going”

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Table of Contents

The Vision of a World at Peace

By Sumner Welles

Those words, a world at peace, represent the craving of hundreds of millions of people in every quarter of the globe. They constitute the ideal towards which the democracies have been groping for many generations. That is the goal towards which the m [...]

Corner Stone

By Howard Ramsden

Bright and Cheerful Is the Day

By Tom Hanlin

T. E. Lawrence: Some Trivial Memories

By Margot Hill

Today or Tomorrow

By Eleanor Green

After Victory What?

By Denna F. Fleming

The Two Chinas

By Gunther Stein

Japan: Past and Future

By Nathaniel Peffer

Return of a Lonely Warrior

By John Temple Graves

Consuls of the Republic

By Willard Thorp

Records of a Master

By Lindsay Rogers

Seven Novels

By Charles T. Harrison

The Vision of a World at Peace

By Sumner Welles

The War Poets

By F. Cudworth Flint

War Crimes and the Crime of War

By Max Radin

The Green-Room

Policy and Personality at the Paris Peace Conference

By Charles Seymour

Notes on Current Books

How the French Writers Kept Going

By Peter Rhodes

Reprints and New Editions

John Quincy Adams and Russia

By Samul Flagg Bemis

For an Elk-Hound

By Dorothy Wellesley

Author Profiles

Sumner Welles

Max Radin