THE LAW OF TORTS

Complications that he leaves unexplored. What, for example, of the political and economic problems incident to the transition to the new order? Again, would his highest court function as has the United States Supreme Court in maintaining the supremacy of the union constitution and in "umpiring the federal system"? But his work has not been without significance. His concern has been chiefly with winning the peace-something we did not do after the last war. His outlook is hopeful and courageous; he refuses to accept the attitude of almost cynical futility that experience since the last war has planted in the minds of some disillusioned erstwhile internationalists. And he scores some good points in contrasting the magnificent possibilities of a unified international society with the ingrown, retrogressive aspects of nationalism. In short, his book has its provocative phases and it is addressed to the most vital problem of our times.'

Complications that he leaves unexplored. What, for example, of the political and economic problems incident to the transition to the new order? Again, would his highest court function as has the United States Supreme Court in maintaining the supremacy of the union constitution and in "umpiring the federal system"? But his work has not been without significance. His concern has been chiefly with winning the peace-something we did not do after the last war. His outlook is hopeful and courageous; he refuses to accept the attitude of almost cynical futility that experience since the last war has planted in the minds of some disillusioned erstwhile internationalists. And he scores some good points in contrasting the magnificent possibilities of a unified international society with the ingrown, retrogressive aspects of nationalism. In short, his book has its provocative phases and it is addressed to the most vital problem of our times.'