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Based upon the most significant recent papers by Dr. Bush, Endless Horizons contains chapters on the following subjects: The inscrutable past. As we may think. A program for tomorrow. The war against disease. The public welfare. Renewal of scientific talent. Reconversion opportunities. The means to the end. Research on military problems. The control of atomic energy. Research and the war effort. The teamwork of technicians. The qualities of a profession. Our tradition of opportunity. The need for patent reforms. Science for world service. The builders. "A brilliant message" "This book is a brilliant message every real American owes it to his conscience to read."-New York Daily Mirror. "A fascinating and alarming book" "This is a fascinating and alarming book.... To begin with, it is astoundingly lucid and logical. Scientists use a jargon of their own and for the layman to try to understand them is a mere darkening of counsel. And when scientists write on general subjects, they often go off at half-cock and talk nonsense. Not Bush.... In his chapter dealing with the public welfare , with research and the place of government in supporting basic scientific work, Bush is first rate. On patents he is so important that what he says should be broadcast. And when he writes of scientific education it is most important of all. "-New York Sun.