The Great Illusion A Study of the Relation of Military Power to National Advantage

The book explores the interconnectedness of American and European political and economic interests, emphasizing the importance of understanding global issues related to war and peace. It argues that American perspectives on relations with Spanish American states, Japan, and the Philippines are crucial for addressing emerging challenges. The author highlights the significant influence of European events on American commercial interests, illustrating how financial and political interdependence shapes national opinion and policy.