“But the President wants peace. He says so. The Secretary of State wants peace. He says so. Everyone wants peace. Everyone says so. And almost everyone expects war.”
Before the onset of the Second World War, Hubert states the case for neutrality; for the United States keeping out of European and Asiatic wars where it has no essential interests, and for keeping out of the European system of alliances which has no higher motive than to preserve the status quo.
Author: Hubert Herring
Title: And So To War
Edition: First Edition, first printing
Published: New Haven: Yale University Press, 1938
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 178p
Condition: Fair to good condition dust jacket with edge wear, tear to front panel, chipping, and toning—in new protector. Boards with staining from water exposure, edge wear, and bumping to corners. Spine with mild crushing at ends. Binding solid and square—hinges and joints all strong. Pages tanned. Foxing on top-edge. Ownership information on front end-paper.
Comments: Interesting vintage copy
