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1922. These twenty-nine papers do not profess to be a record or description of the Washington Conference. They give merely the impressions and fluctuating ideas of one visitor to that conference. They show the reaction of that gathering upon a mind keenly set upon the idea of an organized world peace; they record phases of enthusiasm, hope, doubt, depression and irritation.
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Adam Vetter
reviewed Washington and the Riddle of Peace on November 09, 2010
Washington and the Riddle of Peace
I read this book because I've increasingly been thinking that we need something like the New Deal today. The history was very interesting but it got a little too long and I lost interest. My biggest issue is that Taylor is so obviously pro-New Deal that he does a pretty crappy job of explaining any criticism. Perhaps there is no good criticism but I want to make my own mind up about that. Instead, the implication behind any opposing views was that they were made by a bunch of morons.
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