Declamations for Children, 237 et seq. Declaration of Independence, American, 302 Democracy, Increasing, 70, 167–168, 273–316, 335–337 Deserters, System for Catching, 7, 77, 153, 193, 199 Despotism, Foundation, and Historical Forms, of, 282 et seq. Also Chapter Eleven. “Dick” Militia Law, The, 161, 170 et seq. Disappointment of Young Soldiers, 194 et seq. Disarmament, 206 et seq. Disease in War, 48, 92–97, 220–223 “Dreadnoughts,” 60–65 Dumdum Bullets, 204–205 Economic Determinism—Applications and Illustrations of, Chapters Six, Nine, Ten, Eleven Education and Militarism, 24–25, 59–76 $8,000,000,000, 69–74 Elkins Law, 295–296 Employer Class, Interest of, Josiah Strong, 100 Enlistment, 77–86, 97, 102–103, 107–109 Expansion of Capitalism, 34 Exemptions, Substitutes, 160–161, 228–230 “Explain!”, 293–294 Explosives, Modern, 77–92 Father and the Boys, 159 et seq. Ferrero, G., on Roosevelt Type of Greatness, 180, 187 On War as a Promoter of Civilization, 185 “Fighting Parsons”, 244–273 Firing Line, the Industrial, 164 Fiske, John, on Evolution of Social Man, 183 Fittest, Survival of, in War, 47–54, 188–91 Force, Resistance By, 291–293 “Foreigners”, 257–264 Foundation of Democracy, 281 et seq. Foundations of Society, Privately Owned, 39; See Chapter Ten Foreign Markets, 30–46, 155–157, 254–255, 333–334 Four Great Events, 306 et seq. Franchise, Right of, in America, 117–118 Franco-Prussian War, 26, 93, 160–163, 210 Freedom, Evolution of, 334–337 Foundation of, 273–316 “Freeing Cuba”, 137–144 French Wars of the Revolution, 49 Functions, Social—Organization Necessary for, 281 Future Wars, See “Another War.” Garrison, William Lloyd, on Patriotism, 216 “Governments Destroy Nations”, 70 Government’s, the Federal, Sneer at the Poverty of the Working Class, 108–109 Government, Use of, in Defense of Interests, by Washington and Others, 217–219; Discussion and Suggestion of, Frequent. Habit, Force of in Working Class, 326 et seq. Hague Peace Conference, 201–205, 214, 289–290 Hale, Edward Everett, Rebukes Teachers of Blood Lust, 214 Harvard University, “Fashionable Cavalry”, 23 Hearst (Newspapers), 32 Hearst, Mr., Patriotic, 178 Hell, 77–106 Heroes, 180–184 _History of Great American Fortunes_, Gustavus Myers, 137, 139 Humanizing War, 203–204 Illinois Central Railway Company, Lands Secured by, 135–136 Impending War, See “Another War.” Income-Tax and Patriotism, 107 Industrial Function—Society Always Organized Primarily with Reference to, 281 et seq. Industrial Despotism, Historic Forms and Foundation of, 282 et seq. Ingersoll, R. G., 180, 182, 225, 235, 237–238–241 Insanity Among Soldiers, 6–7, 88, 195 Institutions, Origin of, Illustrations, 317–337 International Citizens, 262–264 Japanese-Russian War, 99, 144 Jingoism, The Beginning of, 209–210 Jordan, President D. S., 104–105, 198