What Price Peace?

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In the aftermath of World War I, as nations grappled with the scars of conflict, "What Price Peace?" by Frederick J. Libby and the National Council for Prevention of War emerges as a vital discourse on the necessity of international cooperation. This influential pamphlet articulates the pressing need for disarmament and emphasizes the moral imperative of preventing war, underscoring the concept of collective security. Aimed at students, civic activists, and historians alike, this document serves as a clarion call for peace, urging readers to consider the tangible costs of militarism. With its compelling arguments and historical insights, "What Price Peace?" remains a crucial resource for anyone invested in the pursuit of a harmonious global society.