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Waldo Frank, Pilot
Niebuhr, Reinhold | May 11, 1940 issue

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This article presents information about the book "Chart for Rough Waters: Our Role in a New World," by Waldo Frank. On the level of political analysis the book is a vigorous attack upon isolationism. On the level of cultural and religious analysis it is a carefully reasoned polemic against the whole religion of liberalism which arose in the eighteenth century and which, in the opinion of the author, cannot help one to understand the tragedy of the present era or to find a way out of its confusion. But he is profoundly disturbed by the efforts of isolationists to prove that Europe can go to hell without any concern of the U.S.

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CHART for Rough Waters: Our Role in a New World (Book); FRANK, Waldo; NEUTRALITY; WAR; LIBERALISM; EUROPE
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