and his ability to "see the world as a whole" became hallmarks of Columbia's study of international relations. Works In addition to his many books, Shotwell was co-author of several studies on international relations and was the editor of a series of 150 volumes of the Economic and Social History of the World War as well as a series of 25 studies on Canadian-American relations, both sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He also contributed nearly 250 articles to the 11th edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica. He co-authored The Diplomatic History of the Canadian Boundary, 1749-1763 with Max Savelle. His books include: The Religious Revolution of To-day (1913) An Introduction to the History of History (1922) Plans and Protocols to End War (1925) War as an Instrument of National Policy (1929) The Origins of the International Labor Organization (1934) On the Rim of the Abyss (1936) At the Paris Peace Conference (1937) The Great Decision (1944) The Life of Woodrow Wilson: An Outline for a Course of Study (1944) [Distributed in movie theaters showing Darryl F. Zanuck's movie, Wilson.] The Long Way to Freedom (1960) References External sources 1874 births 1965 deaths University of Toronto alumni Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni Columbia University faculty 20th-century American historians Canadian male non-fiction writers People from Middlesex County, Ontario People from Strathroy-Caradoc Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Commanders of the Order of the White Lion