Blood Lust, Fostering of, in Children, 213 et seq. Boer War, 32, 67, 93, 181 et seq. Bond Leech, International, 146–148 “Boys in Blue,” The, 118 et seq. “Boy Scout” Movement, The, 228–233 British Government, Its Betrayal of Soldiers in Napoleonic Wars and in the Boer War, 110–118 Brutality of Soldiers, 180 et seq. Bryan, W. J., 21 In Cuban War, 178–179 Sons of, 157 Bullets, Dumdum, 204–205 Business and Government in Impending War, 156–157 “Business Is Business,” 244–272 Caesar’s Victories, 105 Capitalism, 30–46, 283 et seq. Capitalism, Destruction of, 291 et seq. Capitalism, Peace Impossible Under, 286–289 “Capital Produces Nothing,” 284–285 Canned Beef for Soldiers, 137–144 Cannibals, “Civilized,” 144–148 Carlyle, Thomas, on the “Brave Boys,” 189–190 Carnegie, Andrew, 289 Carnegie Steel Company, Patriotism of, 289 Cause of War, Chap. Three, Six, Ten, Eleven Challenge to Hague Peace Society, 206 et seq. Chattel Slave, Protection of, 97–99 Chattel Slavery, 282 et seq. Children, 207–243, 338–339 Chinese Export Trade, 156–157 Christ, 21, 52, 144 et seq., 184, 226–278, 244, 259–260 Characterization of, 260–261 Christian Governments in the Rôle of Procurers, 220–223 “Christianized” War, 52 Church, The, and War, 244–272 Defense of Chattel Slavery, Serfdom and Capitalism, 256 et seq. Training Children for Strikes and War, 228–232 “Civil War, All War Is,” 264 Civil War, American, 54–58, 100–101, 118–124 Civil War—in Industry, 37–46, 168–174 Origin and Perpetuation of, 318–37 See also Chapter Ten Classes—Industrial, 274 et seq. Classes—Industrial, Property as Basis of, Professors Bluntschli and Fairbanks, 275–276 Classes, Social—What Creates, 286 See Civil War in Industry. Class Interests—Clash of, 29–46, 273–337 Class War, Raging Around Unsocialized Industrial Property, 167 et seq. See Civil War in Industry. Clergy and War, The, 228–234, 244–272 Clews, Henry, 121–124, 285 Commander-in-Chief, Insult From, 10 “Come On! or Go Ahead!”, 107 Commerce Develops into Militarism, 29–46, 137–158 Competition and War, 40 Laborers Relieved of, by War, 188 Conciliation, See Arbitration. Conscription, in Caesar’s Time, 22, 77, 152 For Napoleon’s Armies, 104–05 Conservatives, Liberals, 173–174 Constabulary, The State, 148–153, 170–175 Corruption of Soldier Youths, Taft, Dickinson, Jordan, Col. Van Rensselaer, General Sherman and others, 219–227 Cossack, The American, See Constabulary. Cost of War, in Blood 100 years following 1789, total, 50 Cost in Cash, of War, 54 et seq. In Manchuria, 145 Cost of War in Cash, 54–76 Credit Mobilier, 124–137 Crosby, Ernest, 237 “Cross, Cannon, and Cash Register,” 244–272 Cruelty of Soldiers, 180 et seq. Cuban War, 32, 94, 137–144 Cyclone of Dynamite, etc., on Battlefield, 89–90 Debts, War, 47, 54–76 Decadence, Physical, 45–54, 92–106