Defense in the Nuclear Age

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By Stephen King-Hall

Fellowship Publications, 1959, 234 pp

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A discussion of the defense question leading to the conclusion that Britain should abandon, unilaterally if necessary, the use of nuclear energy for military purposes. While the conclusion is obviously controversial the line of reasoning warrants attention.

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