The Audacious War

'The Audacious War' is a non-fiction book written by Clarence W. Barron. It covers the first six months of World War I, with a focus on its financial aspects. The aim of the book was to present the facts of the war in a condensed form for the banking community, which requires the truth to be presented in a straightforward manner. The book examines the war's commercial causes, financial progress, and human sacrifice, and the author believes that it contains essential and fundamental war facts. In the final chapter, the author argues that the only way to achieve peace among nations is through an international organization with the power to enforce peace decrees. The author believes that the war has led to the creation of such an alliance, and that the transfer of this power to an international tribunal can bring peace to Europe and eventually to the world.