Washington and the Riddle of Peace
Washington and the Riddle of Peace by H. G. Wells. 29 sections, 6 hr 3 min. Public domain recording (LibriVox).
Details
- Length
- 6 hr 3 min
- Sections
- 29
- Language
- English
- Source
- LibriVox
- Internet Archive
- washington_riddle_of_peace_ls_1907_librivox
- Rights
- Public domain — LibriVox recording of a public-domain text
Chapters
- 01 - Introduction, and The Immensity of the Issue and the Triviality of Men 24:03
- 02 - Armaments the Futility of Mere Limitation 17:14
- 03 - The Trail of Versailles Two Great Powers Are Silent and Absent 19:18
- 04 - The Unknown Soldier of the Great War 9:48
- 05 - The President at Arlington 10:21
- 06 - The First Meeting 9:55
- 07 - What Is Japan? 15:09
- 08 - China in the Background 12:17
- 09 - The Future of Japan 13:41
- 10 - 'Security'—the New and Beautiful Catchword 8:05
- 11 - France in the Limelight 13:12
- 12 - Thus Far 9:35
- 13 - The Larger Question behind the Conference 8:26
- 14 - The Real Threat to Civilization 11:09
- 15 - The Possible Breakdown of Civilization 9:17
- 16 - What of America? 12:07
- 17 - Ebb Tide at Washington 12:22
- 18 - America and Entangling Alliances 11:04
- 19 - An Association of Nations 11:29
- 20 - France and England—the Plain Facts of the Case 10:17
- 21 - A Reminder about War 13:14
- 22 - Some Stifled Voices 10:19
- 23 - India, the British Empire and the Association of Nations 11:33
- 24 - The Other End of Pennsylvania Avenue—the Sieve for Good Intentions 12:18
- 25 - Africa and the Association of Nations 9:40
- 26 - The Fourth Plenary Session 10:08
- 27 - About the War Debts 10:30
- 28 - The Foundation Stone and the Building 13:01
- 29 - What a Stably Organized World Peace Means For Mankind 23:15