Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Report of the Proceedings of the International Free Trade Conference, London, October, 1920
In conclusion, we have to thank those who so kindly helped us in entertaining the foreign visitors to the Con ference. To their kindness it is largely due that our foreign friends seem to have enjoyed their visit. Lord and Lady Pentland gave the proceedings an admirable start by entertaining all the members at their house in London. The very possibility of holding such a Confer ence, especially at such a time of international strain, serves to show the value of the Free Trade idea in bringing the peoples of the earth into more friendly relationship and realising the ideal of the Cobden Club, goodwill and peace among the nations.
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