...Albert H. Imlah Britain Between Wars, 1918-1940 . By Mowat Charles Loch . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press , 1955 . Pp. ix , 694 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 BOOKS Britain Between Wars, 1918-1940. By Charles Loch Mowat. Chicago...

...C. L. Mowat Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 Britain in the Twentieth Century: Some New Assess­ ments C. L. Mowat In the vast changes of this century, both in world politics and in the conditions of daily life, few countries have experienced a greater transformation than Britain...

...C. L. Mowat Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 A RETURN TO ENGLAND C. L. MOWAT NORTH AMERICA puts on her best face for the traveler arriving by sea. England does not. The Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate, the rock of Quebec, all announce to the traveler the grandeur...

... positions of influence. According to Charles Loch Mowat, the tenure of the National Government was one long diminuendo. From its triumph in 1931 it shambled its unimaginative way to its fall in 1940. . . Forster s poem on the futility of electoral choices in 1923 was therefore an accurate assessment...

... to be content with William A. Dun­ 100 The South Atlantic Quarterly ning s The British Empire and the United States (New York, 1914) and Robert B. Mowat s The Diplomatic Relations of Great Britain and the United States (New York, 1925). For mid-twentieth-century readers both volumes left much to be desired...

... view fits in with the Viking Map s findings. (New York Times Book Review, Aug. 7, 1966, p. 20; see also Aug. 28, 1966, p. 67.) Another recent volume is Farley Mowat s Westviking (Boston: Little, Brown, 1965), in which Viking settlements are located in Newfoundland. In a note to the second printing...

... see G. P. Browne, The Judicial Committee and the British North America Act (Toronto, 1967). 6 The South Atlantic Quarterly be made of Canadians like Oliver Mowat and Honore Mercier, who rejected Ottawa s paternalism and advanced such subversive theories as the compact of Confederation...

..., England s Road to So­ cial Security (rev. ed.; Philadelphia, 1946) is still valuable for its longer per­ spective of English social welfare history. Charles L. Mowat s penetrating essay, The Approach to the Welfare State in Great Britain, American Historical Re­ view, LVIII (Oct., 1952), 55-63, also...