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Explore the controversial and timely views of industrialist Henry Ford on war in this thought-provoking work, "What Henry Ford Thinks of War." Published in the aftermath of World War I, this book offers a unique perspective from one of America's most influential figures. Ford, known for his innovative manufacturing processes and his impact on the automotive industry, shares his passionate arguments for peace and his critiques of the forces he believed perpetuated conflict.
Discover Ford's vision for a world without war and his proposals for achieving lasting peace. This book provides valuable insights into the mindset of a man who sought to apply his business acumen to the realm of international relations. Whether you are interested in history, political science, or the life and ideas of Henry Ford, this book offers a compelling and relevant read.
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