Table of Contents:
“…The land is bright" -- A message to the Polish people -- The war situation (May 7, 1941) -- To the invaded countries -- To Haile Selassie -- The war situation (May 20, 1941) -- The fighting in Crete -- The war situation (May 27, 1941) -- To the people of Canada -- The war situation (June 10, 1941) -- "Until victory is won" -- "The birth throes of a sublime resolve" -- "The fourth climacteric" -- United States occupation of Iceland -- Civilians on parade -- "Do your worst-and we will do our best" -- "The soul of France can never die" -- War production and the war situation (July 15, 1941) -- "V for victory" -- War production (July 29, 1941) -- A tribute to the merchant seamen -- The eight points -- A message to Premier Stalin -- To the people of Iceland -- The meeting with President Roosevelt -- Canada and the war -- The war situation (Sept. 4, 1941) -- The weapon of science -- The war situation (Sept. 30, 1941) -- A message to the aircraft workers -- A message to youth -- A call to farmers -- Defense Regulation 18B -- The slaughter of hostages -- The new glory of Greeece -- "These are great days" -- "All will be well" -- "Everyone can play a hero's part" -- A warning to Japan -- The war situation (Nov. 12, 1941) -- A tribute to the Jews -- A flame of French culture -- A parliamentary precedent -- The attack in Libya -- Man-power and woman-power -- War with Japan -- Loss of H.M.S. …”
Boston : Little, Brown and Company, 1942 First edition.
Table of Contents:
“…The land is bright" -- A message to the Polish people -- The war situation (May 7, 1941) -- To the invaded countries -- To Haile Selassie -- The war situation (May 20, 1941) -- The fighting in Crete -- The war situation (May 27, 1941) -- To the people of Canada -- The war situation (June 10, 1941) -- "Until victory is won" -- "The birth throes of a sublime resolve" -- "The fourth climacteric" -- United States occupation of Iceland -- Civilians on parade -- "Do your worst-and we will do our best" -- "The soul of France can never die" -- War production and the war situation (July 15, 1941) -- "V for victory" -- War production (July 29, 1941) -- A tribute to the merchant seamen -- The eight points -- A message to Premier Stalin -- To the people of Iceland -- The meeting with President Roosevelt -- Canada and the war -- The war situation (Sept. 4, 1941) -- The weapon of science -- The war situation (Sept. 30, 1941) -- A message to the aircraft workers -- A message to youth -- A call to farmers -- Defense Regulation 18B -- The slaughter of hostages -- The new glory of Greece-- "These are great days" -- "All will be well" -- "Everyone can play a hero's part" -- A warning to Japan -- The war situation (Nov. 12, 1941) -- A tribute to the Jews -- A flame of French culture -- A parliamentary precedent -- The attack in Libya -- Man-power and woman-power -- War with Japan -- Loss of H.M.S. …”