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Whither England and America?
MacDonald, William | February 5, 1930 issue

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In this article, the author focuses on the book "America and England?," by Nicholas Roosevelt. Roosevelt's book appears to have been written with the London, England conference particularly in mind, and it may certainly be read with profit by any one who desires to understand the background of the British or American approaches to the question of naval reduction and limitation. A comparison, well buttressed with statistics, of the natural resources, industrial development, and commercial and financial expansion of the two countries, especially since the beginning of the present century, shows Great Britain holding on the whole, either actually or in prospect, second place.

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AMERICA & England? (Book); ROOSEVELT, Nicholas; NATURAL resources; CONGRESSES & conventions; STATISTICS; GREAT Britain
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