A League of Nations
by Henry N Brailsford
2002
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Brailsford’s A League of Nations (1917) greatly influenced United States President Woodrow Wilson, who used the title two years later for his famous speech. Brailsford not only insightfully assesses the politics of the early twentieth century, but also supplicates for changes in international business. His ideas regarding the allotment of natural resources and foreign investment shaped the development of American trade.