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999			_c10048 _d10048
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082			_a341.73 LIB
245		0	_aLiberal plan for peace
260			_aLondon
260			_bVictor gollancz
260			_c1944
300			_a126p.
520			_aTHIS BOOK WILL MAKE a special appeal to the sympathy of Liberals from its association with the late Lord Meston, whose devoted service to the cause will remain in perpetual remem brance. He was not directly concerned with its authorship, but it may be taken as embodying his hopes for a future in which he knew he could have no share. It covers the widest possible field, the greater part being naturally devoted to international relations, since for several years after hostilities have ceased we shall be conscious that despite every preoccupation with measures needed to restore normal life in this country, there can be no prospect of renewed prosperity and assured peace without reorganization, not only for the British Empire and Europe, but for the whole world.
650			_aInternational law
942			_cB _2ddc