Priestly criticizes American critics and previews wartime stance
In this 1937 feature, English writer J. B. Priestley, and his views on American belligerence, are weighed against U S. attitudes. The piece notes Priestley’s Cambridge background, his novel The Good Companions, and his Desert travels. It also surveys Japan's Tojo and Matsuoka as a looming military force shaping world tensions.
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