International Boundaries. A Study of Boundary Functions and Problems.

still believes that the League Covenant and the Kellogg-Briand Pact are the two most important treaties, although little if anything is left of the structure of international society which it was believed rested on those foundations. Apart from the great usefulness of such an up-to-date volume, it is certainly encouraging to see competent men, amidst wanton efforts to destroy civilization, devoting themselves to scholarly pursuits in the field of international law, undisturbed by the low esteem in which that law is held today. F r a n c is D e a k