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Frederick J.P. Veale • 3 Books
Advance to Barbarism (1953)
by Frederick J.P. Veale
The Development of Total Warfare from Sarajevo to Hiroshima
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    Nuremberg Reconsidered (Review)
    Christopher Sykes
    Advance to Barbarism, by Frederick J.P. Veale
    1. Advance to Barbarism by Frederick J.P. Veale
    Encounter, August 1954, pp. 68-70
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    News Items (Review)
    George Morgenstern
    Advance to Barbarism, by Frederick J.P. Veale
    1. Advance to Barbarism by Frederick J.P. Veale
    Human Events, July 8, 1953, p. 8
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    The New Dark Age (Review)
    Henry M. Adams
    Advance to Barbarism, by Frederick J.P. Veale
    1. Advance to Barbarism by Frederick J.P. Veale
    Modern Age, Fall 1969, pp. 432-435
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    Established Precedent (Review)
    William T. Couch
    Advance to Barbarism, by Frederick J.P. Veale
    1. Advance to Barbarism by Frederick J.P. Veale
    National Review, December 7, 1955, p. 29
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    Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)
    General
    1. We Chose to Stay by Lali Horstmann
    2. The Wonderful Writing Machine by Bruce Bliven, Jr.
    3. Past and Future by William H. McNeill
    4. Advance to Barbarism by Frederick J.P. Veale
    The New Yorker, May 22, 1954, pp. 122-123
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    International Law and Relations (7 Reviews)
    Foundations of the World Republic, by Giuseppe A. Borgese
    1. Foundations of the World Republic by Giuseppe A. Borgese
    2. Empire by Mandate by Campbell L. Upthegrove
    3. Survey of International Affairs, 1951 by Peter Calvocoressi
    4. Foreign Relations of the United States
    5. Advance to Barbarism by Frederick J.P. Veale
    6. The Origins of the War of 1914 by Luigi Albertini
    7. Hungarian Premier by Nicholas Kallay
    American Political Science Review, September 1954, p. 897