MR EUROPE AND THE COMMON MARKET

Examines one of the great revolutions of history, the establishment of a union of European countries—France, Italy, West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg—in The Common Market. Explores the economic relationship between a United States of Europe and the United States of America. Depicts the past two centuries of European history and shows how ancient boundaries emphasized the differences between the countries of Western Europe, hindered their economic growth, and added frustration, red tape and higher duties. Points out that such duties would be eliminated in a United States of Europe.