Vital Peace: a Study of Risks

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By Henry Wickham Steed

Macmillan, 1936, 346 pp

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The veteran English journalist is principally occupied in this book with stating the causes of war, the case for and against war, and his explanation of the failure of the peace movements. His program for appeasement is not very convincing.

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