Far Eastern War 1937-1941

This 1942 edition of "Far Eastern War 1937-1941" is an ex-library copy with typical markings from the Junior College of Augusta. The green cloth cover shows wear, particularly at the spine and corners, and the dust jacket is missing. The binding remains intact, though the book exhibits general signs of age and use. Despite cosmetic flaws, the pages are clean and readable, making it a functional copy for research or collection.

"Far Eastern War 1937-1941" by Harold S. Quigley, published by World Peace Foundation in 1942, offers an in-depth analysis of the geopolitical dynamics in the Far East leading up to World War II. As a Professor of Political Science at the University of Minnesota, Quigley provides a scholarly perspective on the events from 1937 to 1941. This edition, printed in Boston, is notable for its historical context and analysis, making it a valuable resource for historians and political scientists. The book includes a woodcut by Yeh-fu, adding a unique artistic element. This ex-library copy from the Junior College of Augusta shows signs of use but remains intact. The absence of a dust jacket and library markings are present, but the binding is solid. This work is a significant piece for those interested in the intricate developments of the Far Eastern conflict and its impact on global history.