The Great Illusion: A Study of the Relation of Military Power to National AdvantageAngell, Norman
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The Great Illusion: A Study of the Relation of Military Power to National Advantage
Angell, Norman
Commercial policy; Disarmament; Imperialism; War; War, Cost of
Venezuela: warlike character of, 227;
Caivano on natives of, 230-231
Viking, the, our debt to, 293
_Volkstein_, 114
War: the case of, from militarist point of view, 6;
cost of Franco-German War, 88-91;
Bernhardi in defence of, 158;
S.R. Steinmetz on the nature of, 160;
General Homer Lee in defence of, 161-162;
General Storey in defence of, 162;
Baron von Stengel in defence of, 163;
Moltke in defence of, 163;
Roosevelt in defence of, 164-223;
Professor James in defence of, 165;
famous clergyman in defence of, 165-166;
defence of, summarized, 166-167;
the reason for, 177;
Von der Goltz on nature of, 178;
result of armed peace, 179;
justification of defender of, 182;
and the natural law of man, 185;
the irrational aspect of, 191;
_Spectator_ on means to an end, 209-210;
Procurator of Russian Holy Synod on, 210;
General Lea on its relation to commercial activities, 212;
Captain d'Arbeux on military deterioration, 214;
prominent advocates of, 216;
pleas of military authorities, 223;
General Homer Lea on military spirit, 223-224;
advocates of, criticized, 229-230;
the curse of, in South American Republics, 230;
the question of just and unjust, 235-236;
fundamental error of, 236;
real process of, 237;
Baron von Stengel's dictum, 238-239;
national deterioration owing to, 239;
effects of prolonged warfare, 245;
changed nature of, 267;
not now a physical but an intellectual pursuit, 281-282;
General Homer Lea on nature of modern battles, 282;
Bernhardi on tactics and "pomp of war," 285;
radical change in methods of, 284-285;
pleas of militarists analyzed, 286-287;
_Manchester Guardian_ on moral influence of, 287;
emotional appeal of, 288;
Mr. Churchill on, 346.
_See also_ Conquest
Wealth: _Referee_ on, in time of war, 19;
national, not dependent on its political power, 32;
policy of conqueror with regard to, 33-34;
the question of, in international politics, 36-39,
intangibility of, 64.
_See also_ Finance
Wilkinson, Professor, 29, 298-299
Wilson, H.W., 17
Wirth, Max, 95
Witchcraft: belief in, 341;
Lecky on, 377-378;
folly of, from modern point of view, 378
Withers, Hartley, 59
_World_, the, 116
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