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Markham sees as the principal sign of our time the striving of men and women all over the world for a better life. He deals with the question of how one can tell mass striving that is evil from that which is good. He feels that any wave that brings slavery is a resurgence of the past and any wave that increases freedom and self-respect, that enriches personality and leads to neighborly cooperation, is of the future.

Originally published in 1941.

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Markham writes with indignant sympathy for the mass of the Yugoslav people, who for centuries have endured persecution from almost every national group in Europe and who face the steam roller of communism. To him, Tito and his Moscow-directed communism are not the salvation of Yugoslavia, as many have thought, but a deadly menace to Yugoslav prosperity and peace.

Originally published in 1947.

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