The end of the Victorian era, changes in world governments’ relations and the rise of America under Theodore Roosevelt led to the devastation of World War One. These events planted the seeds of the tenuous relations between nations today, unrestrained economic growth followed by, a worldwide depression and the inevitable clash of World War Two.
New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1944. Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket Book of the Month Club Edition. , with a reprint review by Henry Canby [8.5x5.75in]; [6], 474 pp., index of persons and places; Tan cloth covers with dark maroon ink lettering on spine, all edges trimmed; Red..... Item #13378
Garden City, NY: Blue Ribbon Books, 1943. Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket Later printing. [after movie was released in November, 1943] [7.75x5.5in]; [8], 263 pp., 26 black/white images with captions; Maroon cloth covers with gilt lettering on spine and embossed Marine Corp seal on front, top edge ink stained..... Item #13377