Correspondence Between Robert R. Mullen and Robert N. Golding with Attached Proposed Article on East/West Trade
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64
Office Memorandum
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO
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Robert N. Golding
DATE: January 7, 1952
Robert R. Mullen 1305
FROM :
SUBJECT:
Proposed Article on East/West Trade
I've read this carefully, and while it is as you say
somewhat fragmentary, I found it interesting. It seems to me
that its great problem is one of structure. You need, in my
opinion, a strong and firm outline.
Your central, or dominant point, is that war can be
averted and peace made secure through wise, if not brilliant,
use of trade devices, plus other steps.
It seems to me, therefore, that you should nail this
down as your proposition right at the start. Then make every-
thing else plainly a documentation of that central theme. For
example, when you use Aetius' tactics against Attila, carry it
through to an illustration of tactics to be employed in East-
West trade.
Further, it appears to me that you are the only person
who can do this. You are literate, it's your idea. Only you
can work out the outline as you would want it to be.
I suggest that you set down an outline, working it out
in some detail. Then, let's look it over together.
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