Letter From Grosvenor Square

A WARM, unassuming account ot Mr. Winant’s stewardship as Ambassador to Britain in the critical war years — the last testament of one of the most sincere idealists in American politics. Mr. Winant has no startling disclosures to offer, but a clear inside picture of the destroyerbase deal, Lend-Lease negotiations, and pre-Pearl Harbor relations with the British; a clear assessment of “how much the British gave us in return for what we gave them,” including information vital to the development of the atomic bomb.