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American World Policies

by Walter Weyl

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The Macmillan Company — Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York

Our National Problems

Decorated Boards ———— Each Fifty Cents

The Pentecost of Calamity

By Owen Wister

“One of the most striking and moving utterances.... Let all Americans read it.”

—The Congregationalist.

“It is written with sustained charm and freshness of insight.”—N. Y. Times.

Their True Faith and Allegiance

By Gustavus Ohlinger

“Hundreds of thousands of this book should be distributed as tracts for all honest, loyal, decent American citizens to read and digest.”

—N. Y. Sun.

The Forks of the Road

By Washington Gladden

(This book won the first prize offered by the Church Peace Union for the best essay on war and peace.)

“Small as the book is, it is full of ‘meat for strong men,’ and its closely reasoned argument is likely to set many people thinking along unaccustomed lines.”—N. Y. Times.

The Heritage of Tyre

BY WILLIAM BROWN MELONEY

“In terse, striking, forceful language the author of this most valuable little volume shows us the greatest weakness America has, and the most ominous danger such weakness involves.”—Boston Transcript.

Straight America

BY FRANCES A. KELLOR

“Practical, candid, and most earnest. It gets down to the first principles of American needs and discusses them with honesty, ability, and a straight-from-the-shoulder forcefulness that ought to prove inspiring and infectious.”—New York Times.

Americanization

BY ROYAL DIXON

“No better beginning with the immigrant can be made than to teach him along the lines laid down in Mr. Dixon’s sincere and ardent little manual of decency in democracy.”—New York Sun.

What’s the Matter With Mexico

BY CASPAR WHITNEY

“A vital question answered intelligently, fully and without hesitation.... Should be read by every one whose sense of fair play has not been warped by a baneful sophistry.”—Philadelphia Public Ledger.

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