Includes bibliographical references (p. 268-278) and index.
Contents:
The United States should remain neutral / Franklin D. Roosevelt -- Roosevelt's policies jeopardize American neutrality / Arthur H. Vandenberg -- A military draft should be opposed / Maxwell S. Stewart -- A military draft should be supported / Freda Kirchwey -- The United States should aid the allies / Franklin D. Roosevelt -- The United States should not aid the allies / Robert M. Hutchins -- The United States should use all means to defeat Hitler / Stanley High -- The United States should not risk war to defeat Hitler / Norman Thomas -- A cross-channel invasion of western Europe is necessary / George C. Marshall and Henry L. Stimson -- A cross-channel invasion of western Europe would be a mistake / Charles Sweeny -- Germany should not be partitioned and punished after the war / The State Department Interdivisional Country Committee on Germany -- Germany should be partitioned and punished after the war / Henry Morgenthau Jr. -- The United States should not assent to Soviet territorial demands / U.S. Department of State -- The United States should assent to Soviet territorial demands / John Hickerson -- Use of the atomic bomb was not justified / Christian century -- Use of the atomic bomb was justified / Henry L. Stimson -- Consumer goods rationing is necessary for the war effort / Leon Henderson -- Government policies on rationing are harming the war effort / Consumers' research bulletin -- Mandatory national service legislation should be passed / Warren H. Atherton -- Mandatory national service legislation should not be passed / Chamber of Commerce of the United States -- Women should be recruited for the armed forces / Edith N. Rogers -- Women should not be recruited for the armed forces / Clare Hoffman -- Women are not contributing their share to the war effort / Patricia Davidson Guinan -- Government and industry are underutilizing women / Minnie L. Maffett -- African Americans should support the American war effort / J. Saunders Redding -- Black support for the war is impeded by America's racism / Roi Ottley -- Japanese Americans constitute a dangerous security threat / Earl Warren -- Japanese Americans do not constitute a dangerous security threat / Michio Kunitani -- U.S. security policy toward Japanese Americans was justified / Harlan F. Stone -- U.S. military policy toward Japanese Americans was not justified / Eugene V. Rostow -- World War II was a time of noteworthy American achievement / William L. O'Neill -- World War II had many negative aspects for America / Michael C.C. Adams.
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