The Perkins Lectures [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 10 (2):367-367 (1956)
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Eloquently, and with compelling force, Mr. Perkins argues that a popularly-based foreign policy--in particular that of the United States since 1914--is considerably more successful than some of its distinguished recent critics would have us believe. His faith in democracy is steadfast, and his optimism--which he justifies so convincingly--is reassuring.--V. C. C.

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