TY - JOUR
AU - Chamberlain, Joseph P.
AB - Reviews of Books under the influence of auto-suggestion. A man who came unwillingly to his post; who imagined that he was steering his ship with a sure hand, unaware that other hands were also on the wheel; who imagined himself free and saw nothing of the thousand threads of his own spinning that had combined into an unbreakable tow-rope and towed him in the course of others" (p. 193). Mr. Lutz concludes, rightly we believe, that Grey did not fully realize the selfish aims of Russian diplomacy, supported by the French. "Great Britain was the dominant factor for both sides, and was in control of the" situation; had she immediately and clearly stated her position world peace would have been saved. But Sir Edward Grey had not the competence as a statesman or, in consequence of his predilections and prejudices, the personal inclination to use his power entirely in the service of peace" (P·300 ). SIDNEY B. FAY. The Drafting of the Covenant. By DAVID HUNTER MILLER. Two volumes. (New York and London: G. P. Putnam's SOl1S. 192 8. Pp. viii, SSS; iv, 8S7. $IS.OO.) MR. DAVID HUNTER MILLER was the legal representative of President Wilson in the inquiry 
TI - The Drafting of the Covenant. By David Hunter Miller. Two volumes. (New York and London: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 1928. Pp. viii, 555; iv, 857. $15.00.)
JO - The American Historical Review
DO - 10.1086/ahr/34.2.344
DA - 1929-01-01
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SP - 344
EP - 346
VL - 34
IS - 2
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