Humanity, Air Power and War: an Essay upon International Relations

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By Philip S. Mumford

Jarrolds, 1936, 252 pp

The first step towards solving the problems created by man's conquest of the air should be, according to Captain Mumford, the establishment of an International Air Police Force.

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