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THE PRICE OF PEACE.
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THE PRICE OF PEACE.
By Charles G. Bolte'41. Boston: The Beacon Press, 1956. 108 pp. $.2.50.
They are all known quantities, tested, finite numbers: - the amount of radiation necessary to kill life - the earth's surface, the rate of fall-out, the half-lives - the amount of raw material required.
Ultimate weapons for ultimate ends - unimaginable before 1942 — are at hand.
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