(93) Wells: _The War in the Air_. 94 Channing: _Lectures on War_. (95) Hugo: _Les Misérables_—the Battle of Waterloo; also _William Shakespeare_, Anderson’s translation, pp. 294–312, 341–48, 384–95. 96 Sienkiewicz: _With Fire and Sword_. (97) Crosby: _Captain Jinks—Hero_, and _Swords and Ploughshares_. 98 Mr. Dooley: _In Peace and War_. 99 Kipling: _Barrack-Room Ballads_—“Tommy.” 100 Mrs. Browning: _Mother and Poet_. The various “peace societies” have published considerable literature on war and peace—in most cases with good intentions, no doubt. However, there could be no peace between a chattel slave and a chattel slave’s master; nor can there be peace between a wage-slave and a wage-slave’s employer—if the wage-slave be awake; nor between the wage-slave class and the capitalist class. Until “peace societies” cry out against capitalism,—the heart of which is the wage-system,—until then their literature will be discouragingly ineffective. Reread first page of Chapter Nine, paragraph beginning “The cash cost of militarism.” The one war sublime is: Light against Darkness. The printing press is the machine-gun for the slaves against slavery. It is a high privilege to make a human brain ferment—with facts. THE END. INDEX. Abuse of Soldiers, 191–199, 219–223 Advertisements for Soldiers, 108, 199–201, 293 Aggression and Robbery, Social, 273–337 Airships, Dirigible, 90 “All War, Civil War,” 264 “American Brigadier, The,” Church Militarism, 230 et seq. American Civil War, 139 American Civil War, Cash Cost of, 55–58 American Revolutionists, Resistance by Force, 292 American Revolutionary War, Betrayal of Working-Class Soldiers in, 117–118 Anarchists, Capitalists as, 295–296, 303 Andreief, Leonid,—“The Red Laugh”, 18–19, 83 Another War, 30–43, 97, 154–158, 207, 217, 265, 284, 287, 289–290, 312–316, 333–334, Antagonism in Present Social Structure, 273–337 Antagonism—Mutualism—in the Social Structure, 281 et seq. Antagonism—Second Possible Plan of Social Organization, 282 Antagonism, Social, Basis of, 282 Anti-patriotism of George Washington, 217–218 Arbitration, 202–206, 308–309 Arbitration, “Nothing to Arbitrate,” 166–167 Aristocrats, Roman, Avoiding Infantry, 22 Armed Guard, Rapidly Increasing, Necessity of, New Danger, 42, 164–174 “Arm Everybody or Nobody,” 175 Arms, Defective, Provided Union Soldiers, 139 Arms, Modern, Improved, 77–97 Arms, Rapid Improvement of, 26 Arms, Right to Bear, 175 Army, Composed of Working-Class, General Army Staff Quoted, 10 “Army, the Poor Man’s University,” 176 Bankruptcy, 64–73 Barry, Richard, 82–83, 88 Battles in Industry Compared With Battle in War, 164 Bayonet, a Stinger, 12 Births Prevented by Life in Military Service, 48 Block, J., 49, 56, 75, 80, 85, 89, 109 Blood Cost of War, in General, 47–54; in Manchuria, 145