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Is Unity Inevitable?
Catlin, George E. | June 25, 1930 issue

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The article gives information about the book, "The Unity of the World," by Guglielmo Ferrero with a forward by Charles A. Beard. The best part of this book is Beard's foreword to it. Ferrero, in his short chapters on great topics seems frequently to point out the obvious but to omit the generalization which is perhaps more valuable because less patent. The process of world Americanization is emphasized. The highly interesting consideration is left unnoticed that this is largely due to inventions which know no nationality and is not concurrent with political commitments.

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BOOKS & reading; UNITY of the World, The (Book); FERRERO, Guglielmo, 1871-1942; BEARD, Charles A.; AMERICANIZATION; LITERATURE
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