Civil war in the U.S. within a decade after the peace, and the loss of freedom on the North American continent seem serious possibilities to Harvard's shrewd, studious President James Bryant Conant. Last week, in an article in the May Atlantic Monthly entitled "Wanted: American Radicals," he proposed some preventives.
War at Home. The postwar problems we shall have to face, says Dr. Conant, do not derive merely from a global war. The war itself was a manifestation of a larger maladjustment which afflicted American society before the war and will continue to do so after it. This maladjustment results from...
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