Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Fourteenth Point: A Study of the League of Nations
AT the present moment the idea of the League of Nations dominates all other questions of international politics. The principle has been accepted as a basis of the Peace, but the widest divergence of views still prevails as to what is desirable, and still more as to what is practicable, in the way of its immediate application.
In the very difficult task which is set before them, the statesmen of the world, and of the Allied nations in particular, will need above all things the support of an active public opinion which is conversant not only with the various schemes which have been put forward, but with the issues which they raise and the arguments by which they are supported.
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