Sixty American Opinons on the War was created in 1915, when Europe was already engrossed in the “Great War” (World War I), and America was predominately still an isolationist nation. There was obviously much debate over whether America should become involved in the war, for many and good reasons.   THIS publications consists only of the first four opinions, and can be downloaded, free, by  clicking here.   The entire publication, with all sixty opinions, can be reviewed, and ordered by clicking here. , or buy clicking the Buy Now button, below.   Since the book was produced in London, it’s intent must surely have been to garner support for American entry into, and/or support of the War. The “opinions” are compiled from various sources, such as essays, books, articles, etc.   Most of the authors are unknown in our modern world, though many are historically recognizable; for example, Theodore Roosevelt is a contributor, as was William Howard Taft   The original Preface provides a good description of the book:         THE object of this little book is to show how many friends we have in America.       The selection of "American Views" does not pretend to be exhaustive. If time had allowed, it would doubtless have been easy to cite the favourable opinions of many other Americans as eminent as those here represented.       As a rule those individuals whose opinions have been published in book or pamphlet form are purposely quoted at much less length than those whose contributions have appeared in newspapers or private letters only.       The cordial thanks of the compilers are due to the Authors, Editors, and Publishers whose generosity has made the collection possible.       The contributions have, for obvious reasons, been arranged in alphabetical order.   ============================================== To order the entire publication, with all sixty opinions. Price:                                  $ 12.99 Shipping and Handling:  $ 4.00 flat rate California residents at 7.25% Sales Tax