and most sacred instincts, bid them lay down their arms and inaugurate the age of international peace. [Footnote 1: _The Service of Man_ (_6d._ edition), p. 16.] [Footnote 2: As I write, the Press describes Canon Green of Burnley as saying that "the war is a divine judgment on the world--England for the last ten years has been God-forgetting, drunken, immoral."] [Footnote 3: Let me again guard myself against misrepresentation. Were I of military age, I should to-day be in the trenches. The men who, as long as the military system is retained, expose their lives in our defence have my entire respect and gratitude. It is the system I impugn.] Printed by Watts & Co., Johnson's Court, Fleet Street, E.C.