Sir Norman Angell Collection

Chronological Files

Box 29 1890-1914

Box 30 1914-1921

Box 31 1922-1930

Box 32 1930-1933

Box 33 1934-1935

Box 34 1935

Box 35 1935-1937

Box 36 1938-1943

Box 37 1944-1948

Box 38 1948-1951

Box 39 1951-1955

Box 40 1955-1961

Box 41 1962-1976

Manuscripts Unidentified manuscripts Manuscript Notes

Box 42 Manuscript Notes

Box 43 File Drawer Lists

Subject Files

Box 44 Abyssinian War Agriculture Allies American Foreign Policy American Press Anti-Semitism Asia Atrocities Britain & America British Empire British Foreign Policy British Government Broadcast Budget Capitalism China Churchill’s Policy Collective Security Communism Conservatism Death of F.D.R. Debt Defense Democracy Disarmament Disease

Box 45 Economic Restoration Economics Education Election Environment Ethiopia European Civilization Europe – Post War Fascism Foreign Ministry Foreign Trade Foundation France Free Speech Freedom Games Germany Gold Standard Government Greece Hatred Hitler Immigration Imperialism Indemnity Figures India Influence International Organization International Pessimism International Relations Italy Journalism Korea Labour Party Language League of Nations Lectures Liberalism Life’s Work McCarthyism Military Forces Monroe Doctrine Moral Understanding National Council for the Prevention of War Nationalism Nazidom Neutrality Newspapers Nobel Prize Northey Island Nuclear Weapons Opinions Opposition to Government Policies Organization of Nations Organized Labor

Box 46 Pacifism Palestine Peace Political Parties Politics Population Post-War Power Press Propaganda Public Mind Publicity Race Reconstruction League Refugees Religion Reviewing Books Russia Russia – Bolshevism Social Change Social Psycho-Pathology Socialism Spain Teaching Prize Technology Town Hall Meeting Trade Agreements Trotsky Unemployment United Nations Organization Universal History Universities Viscount Northcliffe Voting War (1 of 2) War (2 of 2) War – WWI War – WWII World Government World Police Force World Welfare Writing Zionism

Writings

Speeches and Addresses

Box 47 ABC of Peace. Philadelphia Teachers Association After the War – What? League of Nations Society in Canada, May 1941 The Alphabet of International Economics America and the British Labour Party American Adventures, 1959 American Labor Conference American Labor Conference American Lecture Tour, 1943[?] American Nobel Memorial Foundation, Inc., April 21, 1963 American Peace Society America’s Town Meeting of the Air: Is Peace Possible Without World Organization? Annapolis [c. 1946] Are Hunger and Poverty the Real Causes of War? National Farm Radio Forum (CBC) Are We Educating for Today’s World? The Atlantic Pact is in the American Tradition. March 4, 1949 Author’s Round Table: Can the UN Bridge the Anglo-American-Russian Gap? Jan. 22, 1948 BBC Broadcast BBC Broadcast Regarding Defence Boston, April 4 The Bottom of It All Britain and America’s New Role. To Workers’ Educational Association, Oct. 3, 1952. Mercury and Guardian, Oct. 10, 1952 Britain, Commonweath, International World Britain’s Future in International Relations Britain’s Place [in] Wolrd Democracy Britain’s Prosperity and World Credit Britain’s World Role the Next Half of the Century. (Script for Broadcast) British Commonwealth The British Empire British Foreign Policy and Canadian Fianacial Interests Budapest, April 25, 1961 Byline for CBC Cadbury Lecture I: Monte Carlo Anecdote Cadbury Lecture II: Anarchy Can the West State Its Case to the Non-Western? Causes of War Chaos to Control Chicago Round Table Broadcast The Commonwealth Idea: Past and Future. Held in the Society’s Assembly Hall on May 31 Commonwealth Migration and the Defence of Western Man Commonwealth Migration and the Defence of the West Conclusion of a Message to the Institute of World Affairs – Thirty Third Anniversary Co-operation and the New Social Conscience. At a meeting held at Brighton on Whit – Tuesday, June 6, 1922 in connection with the 54th Annual Congress of the Co-operative Union The Ethics of Resistance to Violence Defence and Peace Conference Board, May 26, 1943 Conference of World Government, Sept. 1951 Conscription and Disarmament Cooper Union, c. 1946 Craig, Nancy. Interview Dec. 31, 1945 Cyprus, 1956 The Defense of the West: Britain’s Place Democracy and the Main Street Mind. Rockdale-Wise Center Cincinnati Commerical Tribune, Jan. 19, 1925 Democracy and the New Economic Issues; delivered before the Executive’s Club of Chicago, Dec. 8, 1933 Dept. of Economics, NY University Duggan Dumbarton Oaks Decision Economic and Moral Factors in International Polity. Paper read by Norman Angell to the British Assoc., at Dundee, Sept. 5, 1912 Education for the Nuclear Age An Educated Will to Peace. World Affairs, Summer, 1948. (Delivered at the 120th Anniversary of the American Peace Society, May 5, 1948.) Education and International Affairs. Royal Institute of International Affairs Education and the Business Depression. Jan 22, 1934 Education and the Social Chaos Education for Peace – Nobel Dinner Educational Bodies The Emergence of America Emigration and Defense. Based on the Eleanor Rathbone Memorial Trust Lecture. World Review The English Speaking Nations and World Peace The English Speaking Nations and World Unrest. Current Affairs Forum, Sept. 19, 1955 English-Speaking Union, Jan. 8, 1942 The First Need of Nuclear Age Foreign Affairs and Public Opinion Foreign Affairs Round Table Foreign Policy and the Plain Man Fort Pitt Hotel, Pittsburgh, PA. Free Migration and Western Security. Eleanor Rathbone Memorial Lecture Freedom and Social Control Freedom and Social Control Freedom House Under the Auspices of the Greater Council of Federal Union Freedom of Movement Freer Migration and Western Society. Eleanor Rathbone Memorial Lecture. University Press of Liverpool, 1951. From Chaos to Control. 4 part lecture series German-American Society Germany and the Rhineland Chatham House, March 25, 1936 The Great Illusion: The War’s Results and Our Present Problems 1933 Herald – Notes for Speakers House of Commons Luncheon, March 30, 1930 House of Commons Luncheon, Feb. 18, 1963 How Can You Help to Make a Better Peace Next Time? At the Middle Atlantic Division of the Unitarian League, Mar. 27, 1943. Printed by Vital Speeches of the Day, May 1, 1943. How Can We Find World Peace? How Can You Help to Make a Better Peace Next Time? Illusions about the Great Illusion. Feb. 1, 1950 Imperial Industries Club Imperialism: Eastern and Western Imperialism Reinterpreted The Influence of Banking Upon International Relations. Institute of Bankers, Jan. 17, 1912. Journal, Feb. 1912. Institute of International Education – 25th Anniversary Dinner Institute of Journalists Dinner, Oct. 18, 1956. International Arbitration League International Relations Club International Students’ Union Is Peace Possible? Is Peaceful Co-existence Possible? Jewish Settlement Scheme Labour Government and Anglo-American Relations A League of Nations with a Real Legislature Learning Currency Problems by Playing a Game Liberal Summer School, Cambridge Limited or Unlimited Obligations? London London University Labour Party, June 1937 Low Priced Crime: Churchill’s Policy Towards Russia. Manchester Free Trade Hall Annual Meeting of Manchester Norman Angell League, 1914 Migration and the Emergence of America Monroe Doctrine The Moral Values Which Make War. Essex Hall, London. June 13, 1924 Motion Picture Address National Right and National Obligation NBC Talk (Transcript) recorded Aug. 28, 1956 Neglected Aspects of the War Forces in Europe Newcastle-upon-Tyne Economic Society The New Imperialism and the Old Nationalism. At the Royal Institute of International Affairs on Oct. 21, 1930. Reprinted from “International Affairs: Journal of the Royal Institute of International Affairs,” Jan. 31, 1931. The New Internationalism. The Headmistresses Association of the East, New York City, Nov. 12, 1926. New Situation 1918-1944 – Differences and Similarities Nobel Peace Prize Address, June 12, 1935 Nobel Prize Speech Nobel Dinner: Education for Peace Nobel Anniversary Dinner, Dec. 1943 A Note on Mutualism and Defence An Obstacle to Universal Peace: The Genesis of Modern Tariffs Our Endangered Natural Defences Pacifism and Foreign Policy Pall Mall Symposium Paris Congress, Sept. 2-3, 1925 Paris “Daily Mail” Parliamentary Election, 1922, 1929, 1935 Paths to Peace. National Union of Townswomens’ Guilds, Nov. 1958 Peace and the Public Mind. Nobel Peace Lecture delivered at Oslo. June 12, 1935 Peace or War: A Challenge to Youth. Dec. 10, 1935 The Political Pathology of Our Time Popular Education and International Affairs. At Chatham House on Dec. 7, 1931

Box 48 The Post-War Relations of America and Britain The Price of Freedom. Nobel Anniversary Dinner, Dec. 10, 1942 The Price of National Freedom The Problem of Destroying Prussianism The Psychological Roots of Nationalism The Public Mind and Tomorrow’s Problems Questions asked at meetings Reform Talk A Reinterpretation of Empire. Cambridge – Inaugural Address for Summer School, August 1952 The Restoration of the National Government The Results of Pacifist Effort Road Blocks to Recovery The Roots of the War. Address to the Union’s Institute of World Affairs, Williams College, Williamstown, Mass., Summer 1940. The Rotarian’s International Obligation: What He Should Know. Rotary Conference (Galley and Summary in the Rotary Wheel) June 1935 Royal Institute Talk Russia’s Ruthlessness in Europe; Accommodation in San Francisco Scarborough Speech The Scientific Method and Our Plans for Peace Shalom Means Peace on Author Meets the Critics Should Colonial Empires Be Liquidated? Town Meeting, Dec. 20, 1945. Should the Allies Maintain a Hands-Off Policy in Liberated Countries? Town Meeting, Dec. 21, 1944 Sickness of the Public Mind Some Conditions for a Permanent Peace Some Questions for American Conservatives Some Illusions of Current Political Thought. Fortnightly Club, Chicago. Jan. 14, 1932 Sunday Afternoon Lecture Sydney Webb, 1933[?] Synopses of Lectures by Sir Norman Angell This I Believe Three Aspects of Our Problem Not Yet Systematically Tackled The Three R’s of Liberalism Town Hall Town Meeting of the Air TV Panel Broadcast, May 10, 1960 The United Nations. A Radio Discussion by Norman Angell, Louis Gottschalk, and Fredrick Schuman. University of Chicago Round Table, June 14, 1942 The United Nations The United Nations in Crisis The UNO and World Government University of Chicago Round Table – “The Atlantic Charter: Is it Dead?” Jan. 21, 1945 University of Chicago Round Table – “Political Reconstruction,” Aug. 9, 1942 University of Chicago Round Table – “The United Nations,” June 14, 1942 The War and the Institution of Private Property War as a Capitalistic Venture. At the 82nd Dinner of the National Liberal Club – Political and Economic Circle Welfare and the Mass Mind What Causes War? What Goes on in Greece What is Britain’s Foreign Policy? Aug. 9, [1939] What is Happening in England? What’s Happening in Europe. What is Fundamental in All Future Planning. Nov. 27, 1944 What is Parity? What is Responsible for the Erroneous Ideas in the United States Concerning the British Commonwealth of Nations? What Must We Do To Be Saved – From World War III? What Past Mistakes Must We Avoid at the Peace Table? What Peace Principles Can The UN Agree Upon Now? What Should Be Done With Conquered Germany? Jan 31, 1943 What the Pacifist Can Do What Will the Civilian Do With Victory? The Free World Association of Hollywood, March 23, 1944 When Economics are Political Why Colonies? Why Is the Public So Silly? WMCA WMCA Broadcast Workers’ Educational Association. Oct. 3, 1952 Workers’ Educational Association. Sept. 23, 1964 World Council of Churches from Holders of the Nobel Peace Prize Would the Crisis in India Benefit from U.S. Diplomatic Intervention? YMCA Leeds: Norman Angellism and War Yale Club Youth, Idealism and Realism Your Foe is Our Foe. United Palestine Appeal Conference, Nov. 10, 1940 Untitled: Re: Candidacy of Philip Noel-Baker Untitled: Re: India Untitled Address Untitled Address Untitled Address in French Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled, Oct. 25, 1948 Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Notes for Speeches Untitled Notes for Speeches Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled, BBC Broadcast 10/17/60, 10/18/60, 10/24/60, 11/3/60, 1/13/61

Articles

Box 49 The Absolute Pacifist and the Collective System Abyssinia and the Problem of Britain’s Defence Abyssinia-The End? Activities of Students International Union Admission of Refugees Advertising and National Prosperity. The Spectator, June 4, 1927 After Diplomatic Rupture-What? After Emigration After Empire-What? After Imperialism-What? After Italy-What? After San Francisco After Simon’s After The War: A League for Defense and Trade Against Capital Ships Against Whom Are We Arriving? The Age of Violence An Agreed Unemployment Policy Aiding the Enemy’s Diplomacy. The New Republic, July 21, 1917 Alliances Old and New Alsace-Lorraine and The American Policy Alternative to the British Empire Is Worldwide Anarchy Alternatives for Pacifists America and a New World State America and Sea Power: Conflict of Internationalism America and the Cause of the Allies. Union of Democratic Control, August, 1916 American and the Neutralization of the Sea. North American Review America and the Outside World America and the War America and the War America Needs a Strong England. American Mercury, November, 1945 An America That Does Not Get Into the Limelight American Financial Domination: Is It A Menace? The American Offer American Opinion and British Imperialism American Opinion and the War American Peace Society American Policy at the Settlement: What Is America Fighting For? American Poverty and American Socialism The American Public and the Visiting European American Socialism and Its Novel Habitat America’s Dilemma America’s Favorite Book America’s Foreign Policy America’s Foreign Problems. Towards a Definite Policy. America’s Great Alternative America’s Islands of Security. Britain, September, 1944 America’s Leadership: Where? How? America’s Moral Contradictions. Oxford and Cambridge, June 13, 1928 America’s Problem of Power America’s Russian Policy Amerika Und Seine Weltpolitik America’s Seamy Side Amerika Und Splendid Isolation An Angel on Wheels Angell Lauds Spirit of Visit Angell Sums Up At 85-Urges Union of West Angell Warns Premier Must Go Slow Here L’Angleterre Au Carrefour L’Angleterre Combattra-t-elle? Une Politique De Contradictions Anglo-American Understanding. Time And Tide, December 1, 1945 An Anglo-American War Is Not Possible Anglo-Saxon Isolationism An Appeal for Peace with Honor. The Christian Science Monitor, June 29, 1938 An Appeal to American Pacifists An Appeal to the German Verband für Internationale Verständigung und Studentieren Appeals to the Society of Friends On The Peace Question Appeasement- Past and Present Approaches to the Right Kind of World Government Arbitration-Disarmament-Security Are Not Our Marketing Methods Behind The Times? System, September, 1927 Are The Allies Incurable? Are The Dictators Sincere? Are These Moments To Decide? Are We Sordid? Armaments and Foreign Investments Armaments, Force and Illusion Arms Race-And What Next? Article for the Long Eaton Advertiser The Aspirations of Sir Oswald Mosley Assumptions about Peace We Must Revise Assumptions That Need Revising Atlantic Charter-Is It Dead? The Atlantic Pact Is In the American Tradition The Atrocity – Father Cassidy Aunt Julie and the Bolshevists Autobiography L’ Aventure De L’Argent The Background of Aggression Bad Court Better than Best War The Basic Reconstruction The Battle for America A Bastion of Freedom The Battle Continues In The Peace. Saturday Review, June 24, 1944 The B.B.C., the Press and the Public Mind Be Fair To Fascism, But Loyal To Peace Behind Armaments Before the Deluge. Are We To Act In Time Or Too Late? Time and Tide, Aug 17, 1935 with galley proof Behind the Eden Split. Time and Tide, March 5, 1938 Behind the Indian Problem. Foreign Affairs, July, 1930 Behind the Truman Doctrine Der Berliner Putsch, Frankreich Und Polen The Best of Norman Angell’s Thought Chosen By Himself. Freedom and Union, Jan, 1959 The Better Germany and The Next Peace Bevin’s Philosophy Biography of Norman Angell A Bit of Literary History Black Soldiers of Form A Menace… Blindness on the Left. American Affairs, July, 1947 Blue Funk and Red Ruin. John Bull, December 19, 1925 Blueprints The Bomb and The Common Market Books That Matter The Borah-Bailey Debate The Bottom of It All The Break And Some English Guesses. North American Review Britain and The Refugees. The Listener, June 15, 1939 The Breakdown of What? Time and Tide, June 11, 1932 Breaking Down Nationalistic Frontiers, Not Reshuffling Colonies, Is Suggested As Cure of Economic Problems. London Spectator, October 5, 1935 Britain and America. A Strange Outburst There Stems From Political Failures Here. Britain and the Covenant. Only Uncertainty Means War. Britain and the Monroe Doctrine Britain Has a Policy The Britain-Is-Not-Finished Movement Britain’s Churchill of the Left Britain’s Defense and the French Position. To the Editor of the Times. Britain’s Defence, the League and the Far East Britain’s Dilemma Britain’s Democracy at Work Britain’s Future and the Northcliffe Problem Britain’s Future in International Relations Britain’s Leftist Leader Britain’s Monarchy. News of Recent Days Compared with Reports from Continent. Britain’s Place in European Recovery. Britain’s Policy in Europe Britain’s Position in the World Organization. New Europe, January, 1945 Britain’s Pre-War Technology Britain’s Real Reasons in India Britain’s Security Problem: Alliance or Isolation? Daily Telegraph, September 23, 1937 Britain’s Survival in the New Age Britain’s Trade with Her Colonies Britain’s Two Year Trial of Democratic Socialism. The New Leader, December 13, 1947 Britain’s War Aims British Aims in The War British and American Power Past And Future The British Brand of Socialism. Saturday Evening Post, May 17, 1924 British Chief Moved By Reception; Finds U.S. Understands The British Commonwealth Has Not Learned the American Lesson The British Commonwealth in the World Order The British Empire and American Security British Empire Dissolved Into Great Alliance The British Empire’s Role in the World British Foreign Policy- The Real Aim. The Bulletin, Feb. 22, 1938 British Policy and American Opinion British Policy Now-V. The Spectator, November 11,1938 The British Revolution The British Road to Freedom British Security and the League of Nations A British View on India. Time and Tide, August 29, 1942 Broken Hopes But Only One Policy to Keep the Peace But Pacifists Must Take Sides B.Y.P.A. Pamphlet Can Aggressor States Be Checked? Contemporary Review, November 1937 Can Britain Keep Her Empire? Can Broadcasting Stop War? World-Radio, May 25, 1934 Can Business Profit by War? The Classmate, November 15, 1930 Can Common Sense Save Us? Can Democracy Be Competent? Can Democracy Be Intelligent? Lilliput, June, 1938 Can Democracy Survive-Or Dictatorship Dictate? Can Education Help Us? Can Education Save Democracy? Can Intelligence Conquer War? The Clarion, July,1927 Can the Church Stand Aside? The Torch, December, 1921 Can the West Make a Policy? Can Trade Be Conquered? Can We Defend Ourselves in the Air? Can We Have Peace Without Pledges? Canada-Hemisphere Leader

Box 50 Capitalism and War. Quarterly News, Autumn, 1934 Capitalism, Imperialism, and War. The Facts of Their Relationship. Capitalism Is the Cause of War. Quarterly News, Summer, 1934 The Case for Sanity. Headway, August, 1934 The Case for Stating Our Terms Case For the League Re-Stated. Making Collective Defence Effective. Challenge the World Can't Ignore. Daily Herald, September 6, 1935 The Challenge of World Unemployment A Challenge to the Commonwealth The Chance of the West. Nation, June 28, 1941 Chaos in India Feared The Charter and Power Politics. Freeworld Charting the Chaos Child Massacre as a Political Weapon (Incomplete) Children’s Newspaper The Churches of the Peace Movement Churchill: Eternal Englishman What Churchill Really Said About India, And the Atlantic Charter Churchill’s Defeat Explained The Citizen Faces War. (preface) Civil Liberties, Human Rights Civil War, Human Nature and the Workers’ Cause Claims vs. Needs in Europe. The Christian Science Monitor, January 27, 1937 Clasped Hands Or Shaking Fists? The Saturday Review, October 20, 1945 Clean Up The Stock Exchange! John Bull, October 5, 1929 The Clever Mr. Churchill Clivedenism Clivedenism – Or Peace? Close of the Imperial Phase In British Development Collective Defence the Only Policy. Labour, May, 1936 Collective Passions Collective Power. League of Nations Union, No. 435 May, 1943 Colonialism and Anglo-American Relations Colonialism in Anglo-American Relations. Daily Telegraph, February, 1957 Colonies, Defence, and Peace. The Lecture Recorder, May, 1936 Coming War, The Anti-League Campaign and Last Month’s Elections. Time and Tide, May 7, 1932 Comme Nous Le Fimes En 1914 Comments and Summary of Prize Winning Essay Competition. Congress of European American Association, 1954 Commerce Is Fettered. Louisville Herald. April 11, 1915 Commerce, Security And Disarmament Commercial Security. Can It Be Obtained By Armaments? The Commercialization of Demagogy Comments on Federal Union Proposals for UN Reform Common Basis Needed. Workable Relations With Russia Depend On Finding It. The Commonwealth Idea: Past And Future A Commonwealth Stocktaking-II. What Is The Real Alternative To Empire? Commonwealth Unity And The Nuclear Age Concerning Our Movement The Conditions of A Democratic Peace. The Rotarian, April, 1918 The Conditions of Permanent Peace Conferece And The Capitalist Suicide. Time And Tide, July 1, 1933 Congressional Opppostion to the President’s Policy The Conservative Objection to the Trade Union Bill. A Consumer’s Comment On The Educational Product. Time And Tide, July 14, 1956 Controlled By Public Opinion Convert To The New Republic Policy Co-operation And The New Social Conscience. 1922 Co-operation For Defence. Essential Basis of Peace. Telegraph, March 4, 1937 Co-operation Or Dictatorship? The Clarion The Cost of Distortion the Liberal Idea. Costly Victory Cremer’s Road To International Understanding. The Arbitrator, March, 1954 Crisis And Confusion. Nation, July 5, 1941 The Crisis: Some International Aspects. The New World, October, 1931 The Crisis-What To Do. Russia Today, May, 1938 The Cult of The Impossible Damning the Facts of Daily Life The Danger From France. The New Leader, February 2, 1923 Dangerous Deals Dangerous Heritage. The Listener, February 2, 1961 Darkening Counsel. New Republic, October 27, 1917 Debts Nobody Can Pay De Haeretico Comburendo: This Is Not The Time The Debts Tangle Decision Means Peace: Indecision War Quarterly News, Spring 1939 Une Declaration De Norman Angell. Clarte, April 15, 1937 Decline of The West Deeper Into The Morass. Time And Tide, July 2, 1938 Defence And Danger. No More War, April, 1934 Defence Factors In Britain's Foreign Policy. Daily Telegraph, Sept. 22, 1937 Defence in the Nuclear Age Defence of What? Time And Tide, December 3, 1938 Defending Freedom without War. The New Leader, March 12, 1956 Defense against Aggression Defense and Peace La Defense Nationale. De La Societe Des Nations The Defence of France The Defence of Western Civilization Defence, the Bomb and the Public Mind Defending Freedom without War Degeneration of the Public Mind Democracy and the Franc. The New Leader, July 30, 1926 Democracy and the Main Street Mind Democracy and War Democracy at the Peace Settlement. Intercollegiate Socialist Democratic Government Democratic Leadership And The Collective System. Headway Democratic Socialism Versus Totalitarian Communism. The New Leader, April 13, 1946 Difficulties of Teaching Peace In School. The Schoolmaster and Woman Teacher's ChronicleNovember 18, 1937 Dear Visites Royales Et La Aix Du Monde The Development of A Co-operative Press Les Devoirs Actuels Des Estats Democratiques Dictating To The Franc Digestible Education The Direction of The Tide Disarmament And The Money Crisis Disarmament For The Headway Disarmament To Cure Unemployment Divergent Road To Peace Divergent Views In United Nations Handicap To Peace Do the Nations Know What They Want? The Doctrines That Make War Does America Need Britain Does America Need The British Empire? Empire Digest Does Capitalism Cause War? Does History Teaching Do More Harm Than Good? The Evils of Teaching History Does Imperialism Cause War? Does War Pay? A Reply To My Critics. The Daily Mail, December 27, 1910 Doing Fellows Out of A Job Don't Distort The Liberal Idea. Don't Let Us Distort The Liberal Idea. Ear For Truth Economic And Moral Factors In International Polity Economic Bases of Peace The Economic Chaos In Europe. The Contemporary Review The Economic Functions of The League. British Periodicals. Ltd., 1920 The Economic Excuse Economic Internationalism - Or The Deluge Economics Economics and the Public Mind (Preface) Economics In School The Economics of War The Economics of War, In Economic Principles And Problems Education And Anglo-American Relations. The American Scholar Education And International Understanding. The American Scholar Education and the Crisis of Civilisation. Education And The Present Crisis. Institute of International Education Bulletin, February, 1941 Education And The Salvage of Civilization. Time and Tide, April 11,1936 Education For The New Times Education For Citizenship. Time And Tide, October 19, 1935 Education For The Nuclear Age Education in Internationalism Education of Democracies Education To-day, The Spectator, November 23, 1929 Education v. Catastrophe. Time And Tide, January 25, 1936 The Educational Value of An Artificial Language Der Einfluss Des Bankwesens Auf Die Internationalen Beziehungen Elevating Influence of War Emotion Is Not Enough The Empire And A Liberal World Un Empire Franco-Britannique The Empire Is No Sin. English Digest, September, 1946 The Empire: The Consultative Pact: Disarmament. Foreign Affairs, December, 1930 Encirclement: What Germany Means By It The End of The British Empire The End of British Socialism End The Old Confusion Enduring Peace England And The League England Is Not Broke England’s False Step The English Speaking World And The Next Peace. English-Speaking World Vs. Communism The Englishman Best Hated by Moscow The Englishman Replies An Englishman’s Point of View Enter The Syndicalist The Errors of Pacifism Escapegoatism L’Espagne Et La Paix The Essentials of Political Judgment In War Time Establishment The Establishment Scapegoat The Ethics of Resistance The Ethics of Russian Aid Europe And America: The Next Half Century. The Spectator, July 6, 1929 Europe And Hitler’s Holocaust. Time And Tide, July 7, 1934 Europe And The Road To Moscow L’Europe Arrivera-elle A Se defendre? Europe’s Anarchy And The Pacifist Issue. Time And TideSeptember 5, 1935 Europe’s Chinese Wall Bars Prosperity The Evils of History Teaching

Box 51 Expansionism: Facts And Illusion. The Spectator, September 20, 1935 Explaining Peace- Preface And Introduction Experience In Childhood. Tomorrow, April, 1942 An Experiment In Teaching Economics That Extra Effort Now Facing The Future Facts of Life About Money The Facts They Hide Failure of Our Foreign Policy. News Chronicle, April 23, 1936 The Failure of the Social Mind The Falls Are Ahead But We Need Not Go Over The False Diagnosis Falsehood of Atrocities Fascism And Bolshevism The Fatal Confusion. The New Republic, June 16, 1917 The Fatal Gap In Education The Faulty Reckoning. The Miscalculation. F.D.R. Fought The Battles of The People With Strategy, Intelligence, And Patience Fight For America Fight For America Fight For America Fight For America Fight For America Fight For America Fight For America Fight the Famine Council Finanacial Aid To Czechs. How Should Funds Be Spent? First of All For The Coming Peace. The First Thing First. The Five-Power Conference The Fight For Civilism First Things First. Folie Economique The Folly And Futility of War. The Scots Pictorial, November 30, 1912 Fonds Universel de la Paix (French) For A Western Democratic Blue. For a Worker’s Peace For Better National Defence For Whom Will They Speak? New Republic, October 19, 1918 For the Restoration of the Free Press, Free Speech and Open Conferences of the Peoples: An Appeal to American Liberals Force. The Millgate, April, 1936 Foreign Affairs. Memo On His Engagement For Editorship Foreign Affairs Foreign Affairs (March 7, 1936-July 6, 1940 incomplete) Foreign Affairs Foreign Affairs (clipped sections from May 1933 - October 1937) Foreign Affairs Foreign Policy And The Plain Man. Foreign Policy And The Press-stunter. Time And Tide, December 5, 1931 The Foreigners' Turn To Disarm. League of Nations Union, December, 1931 Foreword To Common-Sense Patriotism Foreword To Eleventh Hour Questions. 1937 Form And Spirit In Foreign Policies. The Foundations of Permanent Peace. The Franc And Foreign Policy France And The Black Power. Contemporary Review, February, 1922 Freedom of The Seas Free Press And Free Minds. Free World Free Immigration's Lesson. Freedom And Union, January 1950 The Free West Throttled. Loosening The Knitted Noose. Free World (column) A Free World of Prisons Freedom and Union. (contributing editor) Freedom and Union (column?) Freedom From Commitment Will Out of War. Anglo-American News, January, 1935 Freedom of Discussion In War Time The Freedom of The Seas And The League of Nations Freer Migration And Western Security French Hegemony... Time And Tide, October 1, 1932 French Security Pacts. Daily Telegraph, March 22, 1937 Freud, Marx, And Midas In The International Field. Time And Tide, May 6, 1933 From Alliance To Union, Freedom and Union, December 1948 From The Celtic Sphere. A Mode of Spiritual Healing. Die Furcht Vor Der Freiheit A Future Job For The Guild. The Bank of ficer, December, 1921 The Future of Peace. Sunday Times, November 11, 1956 The Future of The League The Future of The United Nations The Future of World Peace. The Listener, December 4, 1947 Future Wars-How They Can Be Averted. Gaat Het Westen Ten Onder? The Game Game of Retrospect. Time And Tide, January 7, 1939 General Meeting of Students & Professors at Gottingen. The Generals And The Politicians. The Times Literary Supplement, November 2, 1956 The German People And The German Government. Why Distinguish? The German Speaks. Time And Tide, December 4, 1937 Germany Must Not Leave The League. The Clarion German vs. Allied Methods. March 18, 1928 Germany-Our Problem? Germany, Policy Towards. (incomplete manuscript) Germany Tells the World Germany Will Be Gainer In African War. Coatesville, PA Record, August 27, 1935 Get Effective Defence And You Get The League. The New Outlook, June 10, 1936 The Ghosts At The Conference. What Mr. MacDonald Faces. The New Leader, July 18, 1924 The Gilded Wastrel. JohnBull, July 16, 1927 Give Them Sanctuary. Congress Weekly, March 5, 1943 Goebbel’s Television Gold Gold-And You. Daily Herald, October 9, 1930 Gold Standard. Time And Tide Goods Are War’s Currency. The Star Weekly, January 18, 1941 Government And Unemployment

Box 52 La Grand Bretagne Et La Palestine La Grande Illusion. New Statesman, March 21, 1959 Great Britain And The Neutrality of The Sea. The Great Confusion, Headway, October 1938 The Great Dilemma. Free World The Great Gold Illusion. John Bull, October 3, 1931 The Great Illusion And The Present War: A Reply To L.G. Chiozza Money, M.P. Everyman, August 28, 1914 “The Great Illusion” In Retrospect And Prospect (partial) The Great Illusion Still Deceives. The Christian Science Monitor, August 8, 1934 The Great Powers and the Veto Guide For Making The Next Peace Permanent. The Philadelphia Inqurer, June 1, 1941 Harold Wright Has 1958 Advanced The Course of Peace? Has The West A Policy? Time And Tide, October 17, 1953 Have We A Reply To The Nazi Moral Weapons? Have We Forgotten The War? Leicester Mercury, July 15, 1924 Have We Room For The Refugees? Picture Post, November 20, 1943 Have We Won-The Peace? Sunday Sun, November 4, 1928 Haves And Have-Nots. He Who Hesitates.. Quarterly News, Spring, 1938 Hitler And Union Policy. Headway, May 1939 Hitler Will Fall Like The Kaiser. Sunday Referee, August 21, 1938 Herbert Hoover: A Personal Impression, The Spectator, November 1928 Hindsight As The Condition of Foresight. Time And Tide, January 01, 1938 History History And The Voter History Teaching And The Voter History Turned Upside Down Hitler’s Strategy And Ours. Time And Tide, July 6, 1940 Holidays Under The Volcano Homecrofting And The Middle Classes. The Spectator, September 19, 1925 Hon est Errors That Cost Us Dear The House of Commons Is Ages Behind The Times, Yorkshire Evening News, February 26, 1931 How America Could Stop The War How Can We Ensure The Peace? Chatelaine, October, 1943 How Colonies Are Owned How Disarmament And Peace Will Eventually Come. August 26, 1911 How Does Private Wisdom Become Public Folly? How Great Britain Can Avoid War. British Legion Journal, July 1935 How Hitler Uses The Lindberghs, October 12, 1949 How Hitler’s Poison Ideas Are Planted To Divide Us. The Financial Post, October 19, 19?? How I Would Ensure Peace How I Would Ensure Peace. Two. How It Was Done. The Observer, October 16, 1949 How I Would Procure Peace. The Daily Mail, June 28, 1934 How Many Times Has The League Been Buried? Quarterly News, Autumn 1933 How Shall we Keep the Promise of..Never Again? Northern Echo, November 10, 1936 How The Commonwealth Could Learn One American Lesson. The Reader’s Digest How The Founding Fathers Fought Russia How The War Concerns You. Daily Sketch, October 4, 1935 How The World War Is Teaching Us The Only Way To Insure World Peace How To Make Our Armament Useless How To Make Peace Permanently How To Study The Problems of The War How To Treat Germany. The Dial How Defend Ourselves Without War? How To Counter Hitler’s Greatest Weapon How To Make Our Armament Useless Human Nature And The Atomic age Human Nature In Economics Human Nature In The Politics of The Atomic Age The Ideology Allied Cause The Ideas Which Are The Foundations Idle Gold And Stifled Trade. Reynolds’s Illustrated News, September 20, 1971 Intro To The New Poland In Their Young Hands. C. S. Monitor, November 21, 1940 If A German Attacked Your Mother If A German Attacked Your Wife If War Debts Were Wiped Out If I Had My Time Again If Not Empire, Then What? Esquire, June 1943 If We Disarm. Does It Mean More Unemployed? The Ignored Issue. Time And Tide, October 10, 1931 Immigration And Future Security, Free World The Imperial Idea And Its Alternative. The Spectator, March 5, 1932 The Imperial Internationalist. Time and Tide, March 24, 1934 Imperialism Re-Interpreted. London Calling, April 3, 1952 The Importance of A.B.C. Une Importante Suggestion De Sir Norman Angell In Answer to Request for Statement on Ramsey MacDonald’s Leader In Order Not To Fail A Second Time. The Inadequate Blunderbuss. The Listener, October 24, 1934 The Incompetent Vote Indemnity Crux Indemnity Sham Independence or Interdependence. Foreign Affairs, May 1930 Independence Run Riot The Community of Nations. Daily News, September 3, 1921 India And Us. The Eastern Survey, January 12, 1944 India, The Empire And The Allied Cause The Indian Famine. Far Eastern Survey, January 12, 1944 The Indispensables At Geneva Industrialism And Force. The International And The Treaties. International “Friendships” And The Road To War. Time And Tide, November 7, 1936 An International Police Force. Manchester Guardian, March 15, 1934 International Grievances. Times, February 21, 1936 The International Polity Movement. War And Peace International Rules. The Millgate, October 1935 Internationalizing Armed Force. Time And Tide, February 24, 1934 Interwar Public Opinion Introduction to Krehiel's Nationalism, War and Society, April 27, 1916 Irreducible Minimum for Peace. The Irrelevance of War. Concordia Is America Too Rich? February 26, 1928 Is An Anglo-American War Possible? The Yorkshire Herald, June 25, 1927 Is Capitalism The Cause of War? The Spectator, April 20, 1934 Is Collective Suicide Inevitable? Is England Drifting Toward Republicanism? Is Europe So Very Decrepit? Is Goodwood Good For Trade? Is Ignorance Democracy? Is Internationalized Force Immoral? No. The Spectator, September 29, 1933 Is Mass Suicide Inevitable? Is Your Academic Learning Futile? Daily Herald, January 27, 1924 Is Our Political Sickness Curable: The Pathology of Twentieth Century Politics Is Peace Possible? Must We Have A Third War? Is Peace Possible Without World Organization? America’s Town Meeting of The Air, November 28, 1935 Is That British Gift For Government Declining? Foreign Affairs, November 1930 Is The Error of 1914 To Be Repeated? The Manchester Guardian, March 25, 1938 Is The League of Nations A Failure? July 19, 1927 Is The Policy of No Policy Wise? Time And Tide, November 4, 1933 Is the World’s Political Sickness Curable? Is There A Case For Christian Morals? Is There No Case For The British Empire? Is There A Communist Menace? Is This Folly Curable? Is World Security Possible? Will There Be Another War? It Has Resolved Itself Into A Loose Alliance of Independent Nations It Has Resolved Itself Into A Loose Alliance of Independent Nations Italo-Abyssinian Dispute. August 26, 1935 Italy And The Danakils. Times, January 27, 1936 Japan, The League And Us. Times And Tide, November 14, 1931 Japan, United States and The League. Time And Tide Italian Victory Over Ethiopia Is Seen As Democracy’s Peril Jewish Nationalism and the American Nation. Jix and the Statue of Liberty Kellogg Plan To End War Is Step To Code of Rights, Says Norman Angell. The Kinsmen The Know-How in Democracy. Free World, August 1944 Kriegschuld Labor and British Foreign Policy. The Forum, March 1924 Labour and Ratification of The Treaty Labour and The Defence of The Empire. Broadsheet, June 1937 Labour and The League Labour and The New War. Labour Finance in Britain Labour, M. Poincare and The Rothermere Policy. The Labour Peace Policy and Its Critics. Labour, June 1935 The Labour Shortage and Future Peace The Labour Toryism. Labour’s Concern in the Famine Labour’s Great Experiment Last Chance For The West. Time And Tide, May 3, 1952 The Last Half Century Lasting Peace Is Possible, The American Mercury, July 1943 Law Against War. The Times, April 25, 1935 The League And Defence. The Times League And The Crisis. September 1936 League Federation, Or What? Highway, April 1940 League of Nations: What Kind? League Policy, America And Us. Time And Tide, March 5, 1932 Learn By Talking Learning from the Past Learning Versus Wisdom Leaving Policy To The Government. The New Republic, December 1, 1917 Left Turn Leftism In The Atomic Age. Time And Tide, June 15, 1946 Leftism v. Peace. The Spectator, July 5, 1946 Leftists At Sea. The Spectator, April 25, 1947 The Lesson of The Last Four Years. June 30, 1919

Box 53 A Letter To Liberals Let’s All Get A Grip of Gold. Reynolds Illustrated News Let Us All Work Together For Peace. The Ploughshare, June-July, 1937 Let Us Fight Aggression, Not Necessarily Communism Let Us Learn From The Enemy. Picture Post, June 8, 1940 Let Us Not Drift Toward World War III. Time and Tide, June 30, 1945 Let Us Realize Why We Fight . Time And Tide, October 1, 1938 Let’s Have More Propaganda A Letter To Liberals. Time And Tide, March 23, 1957 Lettre Ouverte A La Societe… The Liberal Surrender of Freedom. New Leader, March 17, 1945 Liberalism and Power Life without War Limited Or Unlimited Obligations Lloyd George Today. Free Press, November 4, 1936 Loan Balance Sheet. Sunday Graphic & Sunday News, July 4, 1946 London Diary (excerpts) Lord Esher: A Personal Impression. The Nation & Athenaeum, February 1, 1930 Lunacy File M’Donald And Old Foe Chat On High Seas. Examiner, October 2, 1929 MacDonald And Voyagers Match Wits. September 30, 1929 MacDonald Forgets Cares And Plays Shuffleboard M. Babbitt Commence A Comprendre Mailed Fist Again. Reynolds News, March 13, 1938 Making Democracy Effective For Peace. The Co-Operative Official, April 1937 Making the Ideal Programme Practical: Paper Programmes and Human Nature (Chapter IV) Man And The Atom. Progress of The Struggle, September 1945 Man Can Abolish War. The Spectator, February 17, 1933 Man V. Statesman. War And Peace Man Versus Nationalism. March 1930 The Man Who Taught Me Most. The Rotarian Manchester Manifesto To The Peoples of Europe The March of Science: Does It Make For Peace Or For War? Times of India, October 17, 1927 Marche Vers La Stabilite Mass Mind The Master Demagogue. The Spectator, June 28,1930 The Meaning of Collective Security. Post, March 1938 The Meaning of Monetary Policy Means and Ends and the Indivisble Peace. Time and Tide, June 4, 1938 Medicine for Murder! John Bull, February 12, 1927 A Memorandum for Speakers A Memorandum from Sir Norman Angell Memorandum of My Reasons for Not Wishing To Affiliate with the Garton Foundation at Present. Memorandum on Allied Diplomatic Strategy Men and Books. Time and Tide, February 22, 1936 Men’s Nobility is Declared. November 29, 1933 Les Mensonges Qui Affameront Nos Enfants. Message from Sir Norman Angell A Message from Sir Norman Angell on American Cooperation and the Next Peace. L.R.F. Communique, October 1943 A Message from Sir Norman Angell to the International Relations Clubs. March 1952 Methods of Defence. Times, September 19, 1936 The Mexican Situation Mexico and American Peace. The New Weekly, May 23, 1914 Mid Century The Middle-East: A Stocktaking Neglected Aspects of the Crisis Migration and Commonwealth. The Listener, October 11, 1951 The Military Mind British & Prussian. The Labour Leader, June 12, 1919 Military Preponderance Did Not Defend Us Millionaire Press, the “Herald” and the Present Wreckage. The Daily Herald, January 1923 Mindless Chanting a Barrier to Peace. New York Herald Tribune, April 4, 1946 The Miners’ Fight in the Common Cause. The New Leader, July 31, 1925 Miners’ Strike-For Paper or New Social Order? Labour Leader, October 21, 1920 The Miracle of Bakersfield The Miracle of MacDonald The Mirage of the Map. International Conciliation, April 1912 Mistakes in Reconstruction after WWI Mob Mind and Parliamentarianism Les Mobiles Non Economiques En Politique Economique Modernist Art and the Common Moral Sense Monarchy, Empire, Colonies and Peace. Time and Tide Money and its Explanations Money and the Plain Man. T.P.’s Weekly, December 29, 1928 Money Mystery Monroe Doctrine For League Urged. New York Times, August 27, 1935 The Moral and Psychological Roots of Protectionism The Moral Basis of Tomorrow’s Peace. Tomorrow, March 1942 The Moral Case for Empire. Daily Mail, January 5, 1954 A Moral Issue. The Times, September 24, 1935 The Morals of Armament Profits. More about a New Reason for Peace. Morrow of the War. Moscow Needn’t Worry… TheDaily Mail, March 18, 1946 The Movement and England’s Daily Bread Moving Westwards. Time and Tide, March 1950 The M-Plan: What Are Its Chances? Sunday Chronicle, January 11, 1948 An M.P.’s Job Mr. Flannigan and Civilization Mr. Hoover and the Freedom of The Seas. Mr. Marshall’s Plan to Save Europe; And Why the Russians Fear It. Sunday Chronicle, November 2, 1947 Mr. Norman Angell and War. Morning Post Mr. Norman Angell Explains; the Balkans and The Peace Ideal. Daily Mail Mr. Norman Angell’s Appeal to the Society of Friends on the Peace Question. Mr. Norman Angell’s Impressions of America. War and Peace Mr. Shaw’s Flags. Time And Tide, May 23, 1936 Mr. Taft’s Scheme-And After! Would Arbitration End War? Daily Mail Must It Be a World State? Must It Be War. John Bull, April 29, 1939 Must The Moral Sanction Also Be Abandoned? Quarterly News, Summer, 1937 Mutual Trust Holds Peace, Angell Finds. Post Intelligence, October 16, 1929 My Proposals For Beginning World Peace My Reply. London University Broadsheet, January 1937 The Mystery About Money. Reynold’s Illustrated News, September 12, 1931 The Mystery of The British Monarchy Myths That may Make A Next World War. The Naked Truth. John Bull, September 27 1924 National Character. Time And Tide, April 27, 1940 National Defence Produces War. Woodford Times, February 3, 1934 National Peace Council “Wars Against the Covenant” National Unity-For What? Headway, November 1938 Nationalism-And Mr. Keynes. Nationalism As A Tool of Communism. Freedom & Union, December 1956 Nationalism The Enemy of Civilization. Nationalism Versus National Welfare. July 12, 1926 Naval Politics At London. The Nation, February 5, 1930 Necessity For The Invitation of Germany. The Need of A Positive Policy. The New Republic, May 20, 1916 Needs Settled Policy. The Neglected Forces of McCarthyism Neglected Wisdom of The Founding Fathers The Negro Conquest of France. The Freeman, January 11, 1922 Le Nerf De La Paix Net Results of The Naval Conference. The Labour Magazine The New Age And The Old Political Disease, November 1, 1962 The New Anarchy New Commonwealth New Europe New Forces In The World The New Holy Office The New Imperialism And The Old Nationalism. International Affairs, January 1931 A New Instrument of Education A New Kind of War. The New Republic, July 31, 1915 The New Nihilism… The Contemporary Review, March 1940 The New Policy In The Old Hands. Time And Tide, April 1939 The New Problems of Imperial Policy. Foreign Affairs, December 1929 A New Reason For Peace New Ruhr Situation (Prepared By Sub-Committee For Statement) September 28, 1923 New York Dock Strike. The Newspaper And Public Opinion The Newspaper And The Publication The Next Inevitable Conflict. The New Republic, July 17, 1915 Nine Years After. November 11, 1927 1914-1938: Deux Visites Royales Et La Paix Du Monde 1938-The Little Man’s Big Year. John Bull, January 8, 1938 1934 Trends 1931 Crisis No More War No More War Day. What Is The Issue?: A Nation And It’s Rights. Manchester Guardian No More War Is A Myth. Hampstead & Highgate Express, January 25, 1957 A Non-Jew’s Defence of Zionism. The New Judea, March-April 1930 Norman Angell – Biographical Note Northey Island Summer School Not Who, But What, Was Responsible. Notes On Political Reconstruction Notes On The Way. Time And Tide, April 26, 1952 Notwendigfeit Der Gin Ladung Deutfchlands Nous Avons Peur De La Liberte Obey The Laws And Perish Obeying The Rules, Times, February 26, 1957 The Obstacles To Effective Western Defence Obstacles To Unity In Allied Policy The Old Press and the New Social Order On A Ninetieth Christmas On History And Civics Once To Every Man And Nation. Survey Graphic, July 1941 One World Or More Only Road To Our Survival. Sunday Chronicle London, October 26, 1947 Open Letter From Norman Angell To The Cambridge University War And Peace Society. L’Opinion Publique Et Ses Aberrations. Ordinary Folk & World Crisis. Reynolds News, March 20, 1938 Organised Labour And The Daily Press. Ottowa [galley proofs] Our Education And The Depression. Our Fear of Freedom. The Spectator, October 3, 1947 Ottawa. Time And Tide, August 20, 1932 Our Fear of Freedom. The Spectator, October 3, 1947 Our Minds And The Morally Obvious. The Humanist, March 1, 1923 Our Policy Defined. Our Pesent Problems Our Story Our Take-It-Or-Leave-It Manufacturers. December 9, 1928 Outlawry of War Indispensible.. The Yale Daily News, May 5, 1925 Outline of Suggested Articles Pacifism And The Air Menace. Time And Tide, June 23, 1934 Pacifism And Peace. London University Broadsheet, May 1936 Pacifism Or Policing? The Christian Register, November 5, 1936 Pacifists And Imperialist Fight A Duel. Reynolds’s Illustrated News, November 12, 1933 Pacifists And Cruisers: Two Views. The New Leader Pacifists And Cruisers: Two Views. The New Leader A Pacifist’s Bewilderment. The Pacifist’s Way Out. Christendom, Winter 1936 La Paix et la Securite Collective Paper Money, Inflation and Production. Imperial Commerce A Parable of The Peace. Daily Herald, December 5, 1919 Parity or Reduction? The Nation, March 5, 1930 Parliamentary Labour And The New War The Passing Great-Men Politics The Pathology of Modern Politics Paths To Peace The Pathology of Twentieth Century Politics. International Relations, October 1958 Peace A Repetition of 1918? Peace And America’s Moral Know How. Peace And Defence. Quarterly News, Winter 1936 Peace And Economic Illiteracy. The Saturday Review Peace And Party Politics. Time And Tide, May 11, 1935 Peace And The Colonial Problem. Peace, October 1935 Peace And The Common Man. The American Mercury, November, 1944 Peace And The Isolationists. Time And Tide, March 26, 1932 Peace And The Problem of National Defense. The Classmate: A Paper For Young People, November 29, 1930 Peace And The Public Mind. The Spectator, December 7, 1934

Box 54 Peace Campaign. Manchester Guardian, July 15, 1937 Peace Can Be Defended. Reynolds News, May 22, 1938 Peace Defense And The Future of The Left. Time And Tide, February 4, 1939 The Peace Front: An Instrument of Law. Collective Security, June 27, 1939 Peace Prize Winner Sees Great Peril In African War. August 27, 1935 Peace The Peace Movement And The Church’s Moral Responsibility. Peace, The Price of…. Peace –The Safe Risk. Daily Herald, September 7, 1931 Peace Through Effective Defence. The Nineteenth Century, May 1936 Peace Through Knowledge of Self. The Peace Treaties. Peace With The Dictators. Peace Year Book. The Peacemaking That Led To War. Time And Tide, August 6, 1938 People Who Call at the Door The Perennial Questions A Perilous Confusion. The Perils of History Teaching. Time And Tide, March 1, 1958 Personal View. The Manchester Evening News, September 18, 1936 Perspectives On Peace Pilgrim Fathers The Pitfalls of the Conference: The Price of Success The Place of Military Force In Modern Statecraft. November 1913 The Place of Power in the Maintenance of Freedom The Place of The Press. The Spectator, November 23, 1929 Play [untitled] Playing Hitler’s Game. Policies, Plans And The Public. The Saturday Review of Literature, November 25, 1944 Policy of The Future. Sunday Chronicle, July 1933 Policy Towards Italy. Times The Political Basis of Western Defence. Political Discoveries In 1935. Time And Tide, January 4, 1936 Political Education. The National Elementary Principal, May 6, 1963 Political Education In A Nuclear Age. The National Elementary Principal, May 6, 1963 The Political Pathology of Our Time Political Rationalism And Military Success. The New Republic, June 22, 1918 Political Unity First. The Political Writer and the Public Mind. Political Writing and Public Passions. The New Leader, February 14, 1955 The Politics And Moral of Mustard Gas. Foreign Affairs, May 2, 1936 The Politics And Psychology of Mustard Gas. Politics And The Christmas Spirit. Time And Tide, December 7, 1957 The Politics of Attack. The Nation, May 2, 1942 The Politics of Reparations Prospect-And Retrospect. The New Leader, April 11, 1924 La Politique Exterieure De La Grand-Bretagne. La Politique Etrandere Brittanique A Un Tournant Historique. Popular Education And International Affairs, International Affairs, May 1932 Position of Great Britain in Pan-Europa Post-War Control of Germany The Post-War Problem and the Public Mind The Post-War Relationship of America And Britain. A Pound With A False Face. John Bull, March 28, 1931 Pour Une Paix Pourquoi: Le Fascisme Est Necessairement Agressif. June 1939 Power And Defence. The Cherwell, October 26, 1935 Precis Preface To British Labour. Prejudice. Communism, Spring 1937 Premier Free To Act, Says Angell. Preparedness For The Future-What Kind? Prerequisites For Post-War Organization. The Present Position. President Wilson: Criticism of 14 Points. The Press And The Organization of Society. The Press And Propaganda. The Spectator, November 19, 1937 The Press And The Public. The Times Literary Supplement, December 30, 1955 The Press And The Public Mind. The New Leader, July 11, 1924 The Press And The State of Europe. The Venturer Press Policy Prevention of War: Further Remarks for Consideration of the Sub-Committee The Price of Freedom. The Primary Condition of Success. Time And Tide, September 2, 1939 Principles and Practice The Principles of The Great Illusion, Preface to Peace, and The Unseen Assassins for School Children Problem of India The Problem of Northcliffe. The New Republic, January 27, 1917 The Problem of The Ex-Appeaser. The Problem of The Press. The Problem of The Press Again. The New Leader. December 29, 1922 The Progress of The Kellog Proposals Progress of The Struggle Progress Toward Peace. The University Review, Winter 1942 Progressive Unity: A Reply To The Party Manifesto Proper Geese For The Propaganda A Proposal for the Settlement of British Children in School Camps in the United States Protecting Democracy The Prussian As Propagandist. War And Peace. Prussian In Our Midst. The Psychology of Protectionism. Public and Private Opinion The Public And The Geneva Minimum. The Nation & The Atheneum, May 30, 1925 The Public And The War Trades. The Public Mind and Tomorrow’s Problems The Public Mind In The Atomic Age: Some Neglected Lessons of Everyday Politics. Public Mind In The Nuclear Age. Contemporary Review. Public Mind – Influence of the Press Public Opinion And Foreign Policy. The Listener, December 14, 1944 Public Opinion And Japan: 1931 And 1937. Quarterly News, Autumn 1937 Public Opinion And The Objects of The War. Public Opinion And War Arms. Public Opinion In War Time. Public Opinions Which Cause War. Pulling Together For Peace. News Chronicle. April 1937 Punishing Germany. Putting First Things Last. Question Hitler Really Puts. Time And Tide, May 6, 1939 Questions For American Conservatives. The New Republic, September 21, 1918 Quo Vadis? The Dial, May 17, 1919 A Question To The Church The Race: Education v. Catastrophe. Education Affairs, January 25, 1936 Racialism In The Reich: A Debt To Jewry. The Times, October 20 & 21, 1936 Ramsay MacDonald Jests With Everyone On Ship. October 1, 1929 Le Rassemblement Des Forces De Paix. Journal Des Nations, 1937 The Reactionary Attitude of The Government In International Affairs. The Real Cost of Armaments. The Real Difficulty of Socialism The Doubts of A Socialist. Real Mussolinism. The Referee, January 29, 1928 The Real Naval Issue. War And Peace, February 1914 The Real Question: Are The Allies Incurable? The New York Times Magazine, August 8, 1943. The Real Source of Communist Power. New Leader Rearmament And The Covenant. Rearmament Is Not Enough. Telegraph, November 16, 1936 The Re-armament Memorandum. Time And Tide, March 9, 1935 Reform And Development of The League of Nations. July 1936 The Reformer, Enemy of Reform Refugees-Allies Or Enemies? Picture Post, April 6, 1940 Refugees Can Be Assets. The Nation, September 21, 1940 Refugees Seeking Sanctuary. The Manchester, June 15, 1939 A Re-Interpretation of Empire. The Relation of Military To Industrial Conflict. Institute of Directors, November 4, 1914 The Relevance of Conscription. The New Republic. April 29, 1916 Remember This Reply to Vera Dean Retreat Extends Fears of War. The Bulletin, September 22, 1938 The Retreat From Freedom The Retrogression of the League Retrospect, Prospect. Contemporary Review. January 1957 Revisions Is Not Enough. Quarterly News, Summer 1935 Revision of the Treaties The Right Commitment The Right Foundations of Austrian and German Economic Policy Road To Naval Parley Cleared Says Angell. October 7, 1929 The Road To Recovery: An Insider’s Guide Book. Time And Tide, April 23, 1932 The Roads That Led Us Here. Time and Tide, January 3, 1953 The Road to Understanding With Russia Roads to World Government. Free World, January 1946 Robertson Is Above The Law. The Reader’s Digest, February 1949 The Role of the Commonwealth Rooseveltism or Hitlerism? The Materialistic v. The Idealistic. Foreign Affairs, August 5, 1933 The Roots of The Anglo-American Conflict. The Roots of The War And The Revolution. The Roots of War. 1940 Rathermere Morality. The Daily Herald Russia Russia: A Purely Labour Question. Russia And The Catholic Vote. Russia And The League: Some Neglected Considerations. The People’s Year Book Russia And The War For Democracy. Forward, January, 1919 Russian Recognition. February 8, 1924 Russia And The West. New Europe, April-May 1945 The Russian Fact And The Future. Foreign Affairs, October 7, 1939. Russian Policy And Western Liberalism. New Europe, April-May 1945 Russian Timber Camps. The Spectator, June 13, 1931 Russia’s Position And The Future. Russia’s Ruthlessness in Europe: Accomodation in San Francisco Safe For Democracy? The Sanctions Problem. Sanctuary From Sovietism, The Sunday Times, March 21, 1948 Save China-Save Peace. Propaganda Commission, February 12-13, 1938 A Scheme For Peace. The Scientific Method And Our Plans For Peace. Scolds Wilson In His Foreign Policy. La S.D.N. peut-elle Empecher L’Italie De Faire La Guerre? Sea Law And Sea Power Leading Issues of The Great War. cond Article for Long Eaton Advertiser The Secret of American Wealth. Investors’ Chronicle And Money Market Review, July 7, 1928 Security-Disarmament Arbitration. Security For All Free Nations. The Recorder, December 18, 1943 Seeking Peace In A War-Haunted World. Nottingham Journal & Express, November 11, 1938 Self Defence & The League. February 2, 1938 Seventeen Discuss The Causes of War. Time And Tide, November 24,1934

Box 55 Shall Our Victory Be Futile? Shall The Best Become The Enemy of The Better? Shall The Next Peace Also Fail? November 1942 Shall This War End German Militarism? Shall We Enlarge Or Lessen The Economic Empire? News-Letter Shall We Fail Through Lack of Freedom? The World Tomorrow, January, 1919 Shall We Hang Together Or Be Hanged Separately? Shall We Pay The Price? Shall We Writers Fail Again? The Saturday Review, March 20, 1943 The Short Answer. Time And Tide, January 19, 1935 Should Colonial Empire Be Lequidated. Town Hall, December 18, 1945 The Signing Humbug. Labour Leader, June 26, 1919 The Sinews of Peace. The Situation As Some Americans See It: And Why. Time And Tide, November 2, 1935 The Situation At Mid-Century. Situation In India Held Analogous To That In Eire. The New York Times, March 1, 1942 Six Cases of Objections A 600-Year-Old Man. John Bull, November 5, 1927 Sixty Years with This Problem. English Speaking World, March 1954 Skeleton Report for Butler Small Nationalities And The League of Nations The Menorah Journal, December 1918 The Social Failure of Learning. The Humanist, July 1, 1921 The Social Issue of Our Time. New Leader, April 13, 1946 So Many Cooks. Some Errors That Make War. The Heaton Review Some Essential Conditions of The Better Spirit. Some Journalists And The League. Time And Tide, November 21, 1931 Some Maladies of Modern Leftism. Some Novel Fallacies of Leftism. Some Popular Fallacies. The Hindu Annual, 1931 Some Reflections On United Nations Day. Time And Tide, October 27, 1956 Some Stock-Taking On The Theft. Some Unfinished Business The Unfinished Argument Someday Soviet Is Suspicious of Democratic Bloc. The Hamilton Spectator, October 29, 1945 Spain, Labour. Time And Tide, May 1, 1937 Spain, Labour And The Empire. Time And Tide, May1, 1937 Speaking of Colonialism. May 1957 Spring in the Tyrol. To the Editor of Daily Mail. Sputnik, Nuclear Weapons A Star To Steer By. Survey Graphic, December 1940 A Star To Steer By. Survey Graphic, December 1940 The State of Brain. The Rotarian Statements by Mr. Mark Patrick for Consideration by the Sub-Committee Steps toward Stability Still the World’s Great Illusion. The Rotarian, June 1934 Stocktaking on the Left. Time and Tide, July 21, 1945 Stones in the Ancient Pavement. Social Mind The Strength of the West The Strikes, the Government, and the Movement. The New Leader, April 4, 1924 Notes on Suez The Suez Crisis The Suez Crisis Suicide of the West. The Sunday Times, April 15, 1956 Suicide of the West. The Sunday Times, April 15, 1956 Sumner Welles Super Beveridge A Supreme Economic Council for Labour. The New Leader, July 17, 1925 A Sure Road to War The Surgeon’s Second Bed. Digest, December 29, 1948 Surprising Power of State Control, December 30, 1916 A Survey of Argument System Taft-Grey Declarations Taking Stock of the British Commonwealth Tariffs and Peace. Foreign Affairs April 1931 Tariffs and Sound Money. Tariffs and the Money System. The Spectator, November 14, 1931 Teacher’s Prize Competition Teachers Status, Training and Emoluments-All Wrong! The Teacher’s World, November 14, 1934 The Teacher of Peace. Teachers World and Schoolmistress, November 4, 1936 Tell Your Emotions the Truth Temporary Cure for Sea-Sickness Testament to Democracy Then and Now: The Bomb and the Public Mind. Time and Tide, January 29, 1955 There Will Be No War On Abyssinia. The Yorkshire Weekly Post Illustrated, August 31, 1935 The Thick-Headed Public. The Saturday Review, February 20, 1932 This British Imperialism: First, the Facts This Month Those Exchanges: What Lies Beneath Their Behavior Those German Babies and the Future Peace. Daily Herald Those Incoherent Conversations. Time and Tide, May 7, 1938 Thoughts on World Chaos. Reynolds News, November 22, 1936 Thread Through The Maze. Time and Tide, August 16, 1958 The Three Empires To Action – For Peace To Defend Ourselves We Must Defend Law. Quarterly News, Summer 1938 To Defend the Covenant Would Not Mean War. To Get Justice We Must Give Security. Headway, June 1937 To Make Peace Organisations Self Supporting and More Effective. To Make the U.N.O Effective To Talk With the Dictators. Time And Tide, October 2, 1937 To The American Business Man. International Conciliation, March, 1914 To the Readers of This Document To Use Our Strength Aright. Listener, December 2, 1943 To War with Slogans. The Daily Telegraph, December 20, 1958 Tolerance, League of Nations. Too Learned To Be Wise. Lilliput, October 1938 Toryism and Freedom. The Spectator, October 19, 1951 Towards A Parliamentary Platform of Pacifism Towards A Permanent Peace. The Labour Leader, March 25, 1915 To What End Are We Working? Trade That Is Slipping Through Our Fingers. The Advertiser’s Weekly, August 12, 1927 Traffic And Coal: London Traffic. The New Leader, March 28, 1924 The Traffic Sequence. Time And Tide, March 4, 1939 The Transatlantic Problem And How To Meet It. Time And Tide, December 7, 1935 La Transformation Magique De L’Opinion Anglaise. A Treaty To Create More Wars. The Labour Leader, May 29, 1919 Tribute To Bustav Stolper The Triple Revolution Trotsky Exposes Himself Trotsky on How the Revolution is Going. The Daily Herald Trotsky Foretells An Anglo-American War. Sunday Mercury, June 26, 1927; Trotsky's Predictions of War. Newcastle Daily Journal, June 27, 1927; Is An Anglo-American War Possible? Belfast Evening Telegraph, June 27, 1927. The True Prophets. War and Peace, June 1915 The Truman Doctrine. The New York Times, March 30, 1947. The Truth About It. The Seafarer, October 1934. The Two Myths, Capitalism, Socialism The Two Wars The Tyrant Minorities: Are the Majorities Helpless? The Ultimate Issue The Ultimate Politics of the Conference. Contemporary Review, March 1930 Underneath Our Civil War. Foreign Affairs, December 5, 1936. Une Declaration Unemployment and Foreign Policy. Daily Herald, December 12, 1927 Unemployment: Is An Agreed Policy Possible? November 15, 1930 The Unfinished Argument. Notes on the Way, July 7, 1956 Unforeseen Dilemmas of British Socialism L'union Necessaire. Clarte, May 1938 The Union of Democratic Control United Empire (Galley Proofs). July-August The United Nations and America's Moral Know-How The United Nations in Crisis U.N. or World State, The Rotarian, June 1946 United Nations - Till Peace Do Us Part? The United States and the World Today. The Listener, July 1, 1948 U.S. Neutrality. New York Times, January 8, 1926 Uniting Britain and France. Reynolds, January 7, 1940 Unlearned Lessons from America The Unrealized Revolution The Unsound Foundation. The Nation, August 8, 1914 Uprooting Race Prejudice. The Role of the Races in our Future Generations. U.S Neutrality. New York Times. January 8, 1926 U.S. Neutrality: The New Law And The League. New York Times, January 8, 1926 U.S. Policy and Mass Illusions. January 4, 1954 Vaer Pa Vakt Mot Demagogsky, Det Beste. April 1949 Vandenberg Amendment Verband fur Internationale Verstandigung. Offener Brief Versailles and Geneva. (Chapter XII) Veto on Actino by Regional Pacts The Vital Guarantees. March 26, 1934 Vital Guide. June 1, 1941 Vote According to the Work a Man Does The Voter and Expert Opinion Die Wahren Schuldigen. Freie Presse. January 28, 1923 Wake Up, America. September 21 War. The Cheltonian, May 1913 War: A Neutralilty League War-Aims, The Spectator. November 10, 1939 War and Capitalism. The New Statesman and Nation. April 6, 1935 War and Peace Motto Norman Angell: War-Breaker (by John Breaker) Letters to the Editor War and Peace monthly magazine order forms War and Peace: A Norman Angell Monthly letterhead War and Peace. The Nation Supplement. November 1917 War and Society. The Saturday Review. March 29, 1930 War and the Economic Motive. The Classmates. November 22, 1930 War and the Public Mind. The New Republic. August 17, 1921 War As the Failure of Education War Can Be Prevented. Time and Tide. September 3, 1938 War is Almost Certain Unless - Foreign Policy. July 18, 1938 The War Surveyed: Invasion? The Spectator. November 10, 1939 War – What For? The War with Russia. Labour Leader. May 29, 1919 War Fallacies. The Classmates. November 8, 1930 The Way to Peace The Way to War. One and All. July 1923

Box 56 We and the Refugees. Aufbau. November 15, 1940 We Are Missing the Peace Point No. 1 We Can Abolish War We Do Not Face the Issue We Learn So Much But... Sunday Referee. January 1, 1939 We Must Explain the Empire. Reynolds News. November 14, 1943 We Must Protest Over Threats to Our Liberty. 1950 We Must Think for Peace. December 28, 1954 We Need A New Way of Political Thought. Life. March 12-23 1948 We Need A Truthful Press Act. World’s Press News, January 29, 1931 We Shall Defend Ourselves Alone. The Writer’s World, Spring 1934 The Weak Point of The American Constitution. Weltwirtschaft und territoriate Machpolitik. April 1914 The Western Crisis: Can Education Help Us? The West’s Wasted Years. What Advertising Might Become. The Spectator, May 28, 1927 What Aims of Britain Are We Aiding? What America Might Do What Americans Forget About Britain What Are Our Purposes? What Are The Risks For Peace? Daily Herald What Are We Fighting For? American Mercury What Blocks Recovery-Ideas or Facts? The Listener, December 18, 1947 What Britain Might Learn From The New America. What Britain Would Do. March 24, 1938 What Can Literature Do For Peace? What Does Collective Security Mean? The Millgate, May 1997 What Europe Needs. Aufbau, April 1, 1955 What Explains The White Paper? The New Judæa, November 1930 What in 1938? What Is a People’s Peace? Free World What Is Britain’s Policy? What Is Britain’s Defensive Policy? What Is Conservatism? Time And Tide, January 26, 1935 What Is Europe’s Lesson? What Is Happening to the Worker Under British Socialism? What Is International Understanding? What Is Norman Angellism? What Is Our Russian Policy? What Is Our Substitute for Imperialism? What Is the Allied Ideology? What Is the British Empire? What Is the Collective System? What Is the Communist Menace? What Is the Socialist Government Doing to Britain? What Is Wrong with Britain? What Is Wrong with the League? What Kind of Peace Conference? What Moral Failure Got Us Into This Mess? Christian Herald What Must We Do to Be Saved - From World War III? What Now? Time & Tide, March 23, 1935 What Peace Principles Can the United Nations Agree Upon Now? What Price Freedom? What Price Survival? What Relation to Say Inflation? What Sacrifices to Get Unity? What Should We Do With The Commonwealth? What the Boy Emigrant Learned About America What the Lecture Might Become? What the Tory Does for Freedom What the World Cooperation Council What the War Is About What the War Is Teaching Us What the Youngsters Have to Face What Underlies the Government’s Incompetence? What We Ask for Ourselves What We Fight For What Will the Civilian Do with Victory? What Will the Government Do? What Would You Tell the Germans? What You Should Know About Money What’s Happening in Europe What’s In a Name? What’s Wrong with New-Liberalists? What’s Wrong with Our Education? When a Plebescite Is Not Democratic When the Doctors Disagree Whence Comes the Power of the Fifth Column? Whence Comes the Power of the Ruling Few? Where Do the Future Conflicts Lie? Where Education Falls Short Where Education Fails and Why Where Education Fails Most Obviously Where Farmers Are Socialists Where Is Britain Going? Where Our Minds Go Wrong Most Dangerously Where Will Sanctions End? Which Do You Choose – League or Rival Alliances? Which Questions for the Jury? Which Risk? Which Truths Matter Most? Which Way Freedom? Which Way Parnassus? Which Way Will Policy Develop? Whither the Conference? Who Are the Promoters of…? Who are the Sentimentalists? Who Are the Socialists? Who Are the Utopians? Who ‘Owns’ the British Empire? Why a New ‘League of Nations’ Society? Why Abyssinia is Our Concern Why Allies Must Win Why America Cannot Be Made Secure by Arms Alone Why America Needs a Strong Britain Why Are Great Britain and France in War? Why Bother About Our Own Press Why Did Not the Last War End War? Why Does the League Fail? Why Germany Cannot Be Crushed Why Have We Writers Failed? Why I Believe in Peace Why Ignore the Empire’s Moral Case? Why Is America Richer Than Europe? Why Is Education a Failure? Why Is Stalin the Sole Victor? Why Men Run Away to Sea Why Not Fight? Daily Mail, 2 Sept. 1912 Why Not Let Germany Go Smash? Why Not Put the Moral Case for Empire? Why Not Tell the News? Why Not the Right Policy at the Right Time? Why ‘Polity’ and Not ‘Peace’? Why 10 Percent Perils World Why the Disarmament Deadlock? Why the East is Hostile to Europe Why the Failures of Western Culture? Why the League Failed Why the League Was Formed. Why the Nazi Victories? Why the Truth is Sometimes Invisible! Why the Union Must Still Be Active Why These Failures of Western Culture? Why Truckle to Gangsters? Why, Wanting Peace, Do We Get War? Why War Again? Why War Among Pacifists? Why War? – The Final Fact Why War Would Ruin Both Victor and Vanquished Why We Fight Why We Lost the Peace The Wicked Enemy Will Britain Drift To Revolution? Will Britain Go Democratic? Will Disarmament Increase Unemployment? Will It Rain Blue Ruin? Will Non-Resistance Suffice? Will Tariffs Raise Our Standard? Will the Western World Be Again Too Late? Will This Be The Last War? No! Wise and Foolish Optimism in a Mad World Woodrow Wilson and His Work Words that Deceive Us Words to Live By The Work of Norman Angell. Honfleur Conference Workable Relations With Russia World Competition Regarding a Book on World Government. The World Congress for Peace at Brussels World Government By Star Chamber The World I’ll Never See World Security – Not Peace Terms – Goal of San Francisco A World State? World Tensions and the Education of Man World’s Biggest Problem Would the Crisis in Indian Benefit from US Diplomatic Intervention? Wrench, Evelyn Yachting, the Poor Man’s Sport YACS Yesterday and To-Morrow Yesterday’s Illusion Is Today’s Danger You and Mustard Gas You and the Refugee Your Foe is Our Foe Your Money and That Bloody Revolution Your Money: Plain Facts in Plain Words Your Responsibility for the Next War Youth

Monographs

Box 57 After All [Typed original with corrections, pp. 3-117] [Typed original with corrections, pp. 118-226] [Typed original with corrections, pp. 227-349] [Typed original with corrections, pp. 351-441] [Drafts, ch. 1] Introduction [Drafts] Part 1 Part I Part II Part II Part III Part IV Part V [Typed carbons – earlier draft, unsorted] Draft Notes and Drafts Notes Notes Editor’s Notes “Add Zilly: Notes” “America and the Wilson Contracts” “American Contracts” “American Reporter” “By Which Road?” “Conclusion” “A Decade with Northcliffe” “Defence of Peace and Freedom” “Enmities and Friendships” “Escape to an Island” “For a Workable Peace” “For a Worker’s Press” “In the Second War” “Kier Hardie” “Last Effort for a Breathing Space” “Medals, Rewards, and Punishments” “A Movement” “Neutrality”, “After Neutrality” “Non-Intervention in Spain” “Propaganda and the Official Mind: How Not to Do It” “Return: Paris Journalist, Newspaper ‘Owner’” “Scrapbook” “A Second Decade in America” “The Second Final Drift” “The Story of a Pamphlet” “Towards the Abyss” “Two Social Experiments” “Unrecorded History” Wallace, DeWitt. Private – Personal 8 Dec. 1948 “Was the Left Turn Right” “Watching the Drift to Catastrophe” “What Kind of Autobiography?” “Wilson Period” “Youth in the Victorian Period

Box 58 After All, [C47 – C69] [C70-2 – C72-2] [C75 – C93] [C94 – C96] [D – F] [F45 – F47] [F51 – F55] [F56 – F62] [F63-8 – G7-1] [G20 – G35] [G36 – G40] [P12] [S31-1] [S31 – S37] Advertising Reviews, Dated & Indexed Reviews Reviews (Duplicates) Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Box 59 The Age of Violence The Alphabet of Peace – Drafts Drafts Drafts America and the New World-State America’s Dilemma Arms and Industry – Reviews Britain’s Fight for America – Scenario The British Revolution and American Democracy Reviews “Can Education Help Us?” from Defence and the English-Speaking Role The Causes of War – Reviews The Citizen and Society – Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript “The Common Market and the Nuclear Bomb” “The Conditions for Zionist Success” “Defence and the English-Speaking Role” – Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Reviews “Defence, the Bomb and the Public Mind” – Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Notes The Defence of the Empire – Promotion Reviews “Doorstep” – Manuscript “Education and the Social Chaos” – Promotion Europe’s Economic Chaos and the Peace Treaty – Promotion Europe’s Optical Illusion – Reviews Manuscript Manuscript “Explaining Peace” – Notes “The Fight for Freedom” – Reviews “For What Do We Fight?” – Reviews Notes The Foundations of International Polity – Reviews Publisher’s Ads From Chaos to Control – Chapter 1 Chapters 2 & 3 Chapters 4 & 5 Reviews

Box 60 The Fruits of Victory – Reviews “Forty Books” “40” Mostly extracts and copies of earlier writings Includes list of books written & some analyses Notes on collection material for “farewell” book Discussion of purpose of 40 and surveying previous books Notes on the purpose of 40 Appendices and Footnotes “Defence in the Nuclear Age” “Defence of Man in the Nuclear Age” “English Speaking Role” “Liberal Eclipse in World Policies” “Menace to Defence” “Public Mind” “Public Mind” “Re. Russell Bertrand” “Road That Led Us Here” “What Can Literature Do For Peace” “What This Book is About” “What This Book is About” “What This Book is About” “Why This Book”

Box 61 40 - “Why This Book” Notes, “Intro” and “Ch. 1” Handwritten Notes and typed section from “Crisis of Understanding” Notes, summing up previous works Notes and Drafts Notes and Drafts Notes and Drafts Notes and Drafts Notes and Drafts Notes and Drafts Notes and Drafts Clippings, notes Reviews

Box 62 The Great Illusion – Manuscript Part I Part II, Chapters 1-5 Part II, Chapters 6-13 Part III Copies Report Brochures Reviews “A Great Press for Labour” “History and the Voter” Human Nature and Enduring Peace – Table of Contents If Britain is to Live – Reviews The Intelligent Man’s Way to Prevent War – Reviews International Concilliation – To the American Student an Open Letter Is the World’s Political Sickness Capable? – Manuscript Let the People Know – Author’s Note Note from Editor Reviews Reviews The Menace to Our National Defence – Manuscript Reviews Book Jacket The Money Game – Manuscripts Manuscripts Manuscripts Reviews Correspondence Brochures

Box 63 The Money Mystery Monimics Must Britain Travel the Moscow Road? – Manuscript Reviews Must It Be War? “Nationalism as a Tool of Communism” The ‘New Age’ The Next Five Years Patriotism Under Three Flags – Manuscripts Reviews Peace and International Politics Peace and the English Speaking World – Manuscript Manuscript, Carbon Peace and the Plain Man – Reviews Peace with the Dictators? – Manuscripts Reviews Perspectives on Peace, 1910-1960 – Reviews The Political Conditions of Allied Success – Reviews Political Disease in the Nuclear Age – Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Preface To Peace – Reviews “Present-Day Problems” “The Press and the State of Europe” Prussianism and its Destruction The Public Mind and its Disorders – Manuscript Reviews “Situation Without Precedent” The Steep Places – Summarized Introduction Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript “Ignored History” – Manuscript “Russia and the West” – Manuscript “Why Were the British Blind?” – Manuscript Reviews

Box 64 The Story of Money – Manuscript Manuscript Manuscript Reviews This Have and Have-Not Business To Free the Sea – Reviews Twenty-Five Years – Reviews The Unseen Assassins – Manuscript Excerpt for Boeke International Conference 1938 Reviews War and the Class Struggle – Manuscript We Can Abolish War What is Britain’s Case? – Reviews “Why Not War and If Not War, What?” The World’s Highway You and the Refugee – Review No Title – “The Defensive Failure of Pre-War Armament” No Title – “What Is British Imperialism?” Rough Copies of Various Chapters

Reviews

Box 64 (cont.) Basch, Antonin. A Price for Peace. Becker, Carl. How ‘New’ Will the Better World Be? Bonn, M. J. The Crumbling of Empire: The Disintegration of World Economy. Brailsford, H. N. Property or Peace. Calyer, W.T. Americanism: A World Menace. Condliffe, J.B. World Economic Survey. Cooper, Duff. Old Men Forget. Coulton, C.G. “Nineteenth Century” article Forbath. Europe Into the Abyss. Fyfe, Hamilton. Northcliffe. Doyle, Conan. Untitled. Grew, Joseph C. Turbulent Era, A Diplomatic Record of Forty Years. Henderson, Arthur. Labour’s Way to Peace. Hoffman, Ross J. S. Durable Peace. Hoover, Herbert. The Memoirs of Herbert Hoover. Jones, Thomas. A Diary with Letters, 1931-1950. Kelly, Sir David. The Hungry Sheep. Latane, John Holladay. History of American Foreign Policy. Lattimore, Owen. Ordeal by Slander. Lenin, et al. The Soviet Union and the Path to Peace. Loria, [?]. Untitled. Mathiot, Andre. The British Political System. Matsumoto, Toru and Marion O. Lerrigo. A Brother Is a Stranger. Moch, Jules. Human Folly: Disarm or Perish? Morel, Ed. Pre-War Diplomacy – Fresh Revelations: A Sequel to ‘Truth and the War’ Murphy, Mary E. The British War Economy, 1939-1943. Nixon, Edna. John Hilton: The Story of His Life. O’Malley, Sir Owen. The Phantom Caravan. Ortega y Gasset, Jose. The Revolt of the Masses. Panikkar, Sardar. The Two Chinas and the West. Read, Sir Herbert. Anarchy and Order. Royal Institute of International Affairs. The International Gold Problem. Schacht, Hjalmar. The End of Reparations. Soule, George. America’s Stake in Britain’s Future. Staley, Eugene. War and the Private Investor. Visson, Andre. The Coming Struggle for Peace. Wedgwood, Joseph. Testament to Democracy. Welles, Sumner. An Intelligent American’s Guide to Peace. Welles, Sumner. World of the Four Freedoms. Whitehead, A. North. Memories. Whyte, Frederick. “The David of Labour and the Goliath of the Capitalistic Press” Wilkie. One World. Wilson, R. Macnair. Lord Northcliffe. Wrench, John E. Uphill: The First Stage in a Strenuous Life. Wright, Quincy. A Study of War. Ziff, [?]. Untitled. Zimmerman, Sir Alfred. The American Road to World Peace. Various Authors

Personal Files

Box 65 Account Book, 1945-1950 Bibliographical Materials Bibliographical Materials Bibliographical Materials – Pamphlets Biographical Materials Biographical Materials Biographical Materials – Honorary Degree from Ball State University Caricature by Kapp, 1914 Columbia University Oral History Research – “Reminiscences of Sir Norman Angell,” 1954. Genealogy/ Family Health diary Hecht, Jacob Hoffman, Paul – Asking support for Nobel Peace Prize Refusals to support for Nobel Peace Prize Supporting correspondence Household Bills, ca. 1959-1961 Institute of World Affairs Insurance, ca. 1928-1929 International League for the Rights of Man Investments, 1927-1929 League of Free Nations Association

Box 66 Liberal International Maps Miller, J.D.B. – Note re. Zilliacus correspondence Miscellany Neutrality League Noel-Baker, Philip Northey Farm, ca. 1924-1925 Northey Farm Northey Island, ca. 1934-1935 Organizations Passport Endorsement, 1916 Power of Attorney, 1943 Publishers Quotations Receipts, 1949-1960 Religion Rights of Man – Drafting Committee Royal Institute of International Affairs Russell, Bertrand – 1908-1960s Schweitzer, Albert Secretary’s Notebook, ca. 1961 Solo Whist and Auction Solo (page proofs) Students International Union Suez Supina, Philip D. – “The Norman Angell Peace Campaign in Germany” Thermonuclear Weapons Union of Democratic Control United Nations United Nations Charter Revision – Reader’s Digest Voluntary Sterilization Weinroth, Howard – “Norman Angell and The Great Illusion: An Episode in Pre-1914 Pacifism” Will, 1950

Box 67 Barbara Hayes Files Address Book Address Book Angell Book and Personal Letters Ball State University Biographical Materials Book on Norman Angell British-American Speakers Information Service, 1977 British Library of Information Columbia Lecture Bureau, Inc. Correspondence Immigration Inheritance (Will) Lecture Management Ltd. Memories Northey Island Notes – Shorthand Notes: Re. Summit Talks Princeton “What Is the Great Illusion?” H. W. Willson Files Angell and the Last Illusion (Mss monograph – 1st draft) Angell Family Tree Angell, Lady Beatrice (Sir Norman’s Wife) – Background info & copies of correspondence Angell Papers and Books Bakersfield, Rosedale Biographical Dead Ends & Red Herring & Brief Encounter Family Letters Fuller, Rosalind (extracts of letters in B. Hayes’ possession) ca. 1916-1918 Hayes, Barbara – Background info. Hayes, Barbara – Exchanges, other correspondence Hayes, Barbara – “Norman Angell’s Island” Jacoby, John Jacoby, Martin Lane (mother) Lane, Alice (daughter of Eric & Nora) (Lane?), Carrie Lane, Eric Lane, Harry – mostly correspondence to/from “Ralph” in 1890s (copies) Lane, Thomas A. (father) Lozier (Woltman), Sunny “Norman Angell: Anonymous Immortal?” O’Dell, Carol & Cynthia Fuller (Daughter of Dorothy Fuller & Sister of Rosalinde) Old Jordans Working Material (Bits & Pieces)

Research Files Box 68 Articles Angelus, Pacis. “The Cost of War and the Price of Peace” Arnold-Forster. “Draft Report on Collective Security” (Notes) Beaverbrook, Lord. BBC Brinton, Crane. From Many One Dow Allison, Brent. “Manufacturing During War” Dow Allison, Brent. “Who Re-Armed Germany?” Dow Allison, Brent. “Why America Remains Aloof” Esher. “The Aims of Norman Angell” Fisher, Sydney. True History of the American Revolution Gardiner. “On Woodrow Wilson” Hamilton. Fit to Govern Historicus. “The Fight for America” Hughes, H. Stewart. An Essay For Our Times. James, William. Memories and Studies Jerome, Jerome K. “The Press of the Country” Keyes, J. M. “Real Justice to France” Martin, Kingsley. “Notes on the Anglo-Saxon Character” Niebuhr, Reinhold. Moral Man and the Immoral Society Oxford. “Sir Norman Angell’s Principles” Staley, Eugene. War and the Private Investor. Tems-kwah-tawah. “The Price of Peace” Tregaskis, Richard. “Guadalcanal Diary” Wallas, Graham. “The Art of Thought” Welles, Sumner. Where Are We Headed? White, William Allen. “Autobiography” Wilson, Walter. “Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel Defoe” (Notes)

Clippings

Booklets The British Case Conservative Philosophy Labour and Management

Leaflets Ad for John Nibb’s Writings An Appeal to Rushcliffe A Case for Miners Declaration by Americans In Britain Essays on the League of Nations ‘Fair Shares’ in Parliament? The General Election, 1950 Institute of Arab-American Affairs Instructions for Executing Applicatin for Permit to Reenter The KH Newsletter Service The League and the War Librairie, Beax-Arts et Industrie Manifesto of Neutrality League National Air Raid Precautions – Animals Committee Neutrality League Announcement No. 2 Paris (British) Old Scouts Association Peace or War? Program for Society of Individual Freedom Syllabus of lectures by Bertrand Russell To Nations of the World – Poverty Can Be Abolished The Truth Campaign The War to End War What Ever Happened to George Seldes? Why Fight for Russia? Women’s International League’s Hostility to Conscription

Pamphlets The Arab World and the Arab League Are We Being Talked Into War? Educational Testing Service The Four Empires Helping Those Who Help Themselves Liberty and Democratic Leadership The Nation Associates: What It Is and What It Does The New Type of Lecture Agency The “Next Five Years” Group Patriotism versus Welfare The Peoples’ Answer to Dictators Is Collective Sercurity Religious Treatises Review of World Affairs: What Really Happens Behind the Scenes of State? Sir Evelyn Wrench – and his continuing vision of International Relations, during 40 years Sir Norman Angell, M.P. The Tragedy of India Ulster Speaks United Asia Plans for Peace

Poster Law – Not War

Sketch Sir Norman Angell