MINISTRY OF; WAR CONTROL OF FOOD; MUNITIONS, MINISTRY OF ; WAR CONTROL OF SHIPPING; COMMISSION INTERNATIONALE DE RAVITAILLEMENT; ETC.) BIBLIOGRAPHY.-Most of the documents concerned with the interBibliography.-Most of the documents concerned with the inter- Allied control of shipping and commodities were secret, and remained unpublished. A selection of the more important papers is printed in J. A. Salter, Allied Shipping Control (1921), in the British series "Eco nomic and Social History of the World War" (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace). This book covers control of commodities as well as shipping, and the national and international system. The full bibliography is very voluminous. The following English books may perhaps be specially mentioned as giving a good picture of the general principles and actual working of the control system:—J. L. Garvin, Economic Foundations of Peace (i919) ; Sir L Chiozza Money, Triumph of Nationalisation (192o), written from the point of view in dicated in title but includes much first-hand information not otherwise available; H. D. Henderson, The Cotton Control Board (1922) ; E. M. H. Lloyd, Experiments in State Control at the War Office and Ministry of Food (1924) ; F. H. Coller, State Trading Adventure . (A. SA.)