Inevitable Peace

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Inevitable Peace

By Carl Joachim Friedrich

Harvard University Press, 1948, 294 pp

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Kant's ideas on the attainment of permanent peace, and their application under the conditions of today, expounded by a professor of government at Harvard.

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