First published in 1938, Humanity in Politics raises pertinent questions like- what sort of future are we trying to create for ourselves and for our children? Is it to be better or worse than that which we have inherited? The book discusses important themes like the British Council; the foundations of British democracy; the constitutional crisis; the meaning of the coronation; trade unions; modern marriage; the BBC; on understanding foreigners; what democracy is not; rearmament; war and collective security; a new peace treaty; and Armistice Day. This is an important historical reference work for students of British politics and political science.