"The Right To Fight", by Sherwood Eddy. 87 pp. Divided into three chapters. The first is about the morals of war. The second is why America was forced to fight during World War I. The third chapter is about the menace of irresponsible autocracy. The book discusses militarism, pacifism and Kaiser William II. Outside cover has a black shaded area. In this shaded area, the title is written at the top in black. Under the title is a picture of a candlestick with a coat of arms and a red and black candle burning. A bell above the candle is being held by an armored hand. On the bell is written "Liberty". Under the drawing written in black is "Sherwood Eddy." The inside cover page has written in blue ink at the top right "Harry L. Eells." There are no other markings on either the outside or inside and the pages and binding are in perfect shape. Color: BK,RD,WH