["Peace at Any Price" speech], 1932

Publicity Club speech on the topic "Can advertising help in the abolition of war?" Includes additions and revisions for the second delivery of the speech to a disarmament rally at Albert Hall, November 15, 1932, organized by the League of Nations Union, where Nichols used the slogan "Peace at Any Price," the advertising slogan devised by Nichols for the campaign (see Connon's Beverley NIchols, A Life , p. 166).