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Admiral Beary has asked me to talk to you on the subject of strategy. I certainly am not equipped to discuss strategy as it relates to specific weapons or to the role of the different services or even to the military importance of the atomic bomb. Since World War One, however, I have studied the inter-relationships of war and peace and some of my thoughts in this regard may in­terest you.

Never was this country faced with such grave danger. Yet we seem to be devoting more of our energies to fighting among our­selves than to fighting the enemy. The truly terrible danger that could overwhelm us is being largely overlooked.

Intro -- Table of Contents -- DEDICATION -- Table of Illustrations -- Introduction -- Foreword by the Author -- Chapter 1-The Earth Answers Back -- Chapter 2-Energy from Earth to Man -- Chapter 3-As Mankind Thinketh -- Chapter 4-Industrial Man-the Great Illusion -- Chapter 5-That the Use Be Fitting -- Chapter 6-The Long Knives -- Chapter 7-The Land on Edge -- Chapter 8-Man-Spawn and War-Spawn -- Chapter 9-Man versus Geography -- Chapter 10-The Dying Land -- Chapter 11-The Lion and the Lizard -- Chapter 12-History of Our Future -- Reading List.

"This is not the final text nor is the numbering or lettering that of the treaty."--p. [2] ; Printed for the use of the Committee on foreign relations. ; At head of title: 66th Congress, 1st session. Senate committee print. ; Mode of access: Internet.