The Parchment Peace

?In telling the little-known story of how the Senate shaped policy and how the Washington Conference fitted into the then prevailing view that a treaty could be a force for, rather than an expression of, peace, Mr. Vinson has done a thorough job. Echoes from the era resound throughout the book, and what they had to say makes strange reading indeed three (sic) decades and one world war later.?-American Academy of Political and Social Science. Annals