U.S. War Aims - Lippmann Presentation Copy to Air Chief Marshal Portal Douglas Carruthers reflecting a distinctly American (and

reflecting a distinctly American (and perhaps particularly New England) ethos

deepening the Mowgli cycle and adding enduring pieces like “The King’s Ankus” and “Red Dog

A remarkable wartime association copy

Nuffield’s manufacturing empire

With a colour frontispiece portrait of King George VI

U.S. War Aims - Lippmann Presentation Copy to Air Chief Marshal Portal Douglas Carruthers reflecting a distinctly American (andLIPPMANN, Walter. U. S. War Aims. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1944. A superb presentation copy from Walter Lippmann to Air Chief Marshal Sir Charles Portal, from Portals personal collection, inscribed on the front free endpaper during Lippmanns wartime visit to London. Lippmann was among the most influential American political commentators of the twentieth century, and U. S. War Aims addressed precisely the questions facing Allied leaders in 1944: the