Patriotism of Buyers of War Bonds, 118–124 Patriotism—of George Washington, 217–218 Patriotism—Lowell, J. R., on, 217 Patriotism, Petty, Interferes With Social Evolution of Child, 213, 215 et seq. Patriotism, Professor Paulsen on, 180 Patriotism, R. G. Ingersoll on, 180 Patriotism, R. W. Emerson on, 217 Patriots, Some Petty, 262–264 Peaceful Slaughter—in Industry, 97–106 Peace Impossible Without Socializing Unity of Interest, 257 et seq., 282 et seq. Peace on the Program, 262–263 Peace Societies, 201–205 Peace, Talk of, but Preparation for War, 154 et seq. Peace, The Hague Conference, 201–205 Penitentiary for the Rich, 295–296 Pensions, 55–59 Industrial Pensions and Military Service Pensions, 163–165 Perverted Sex-Appetite in Life at Sea, 221–222 Philippines, A Soldier’s Letter from the, 198 Philippine War, 99–101 Pledge to Working Class, 11 Poetry that Poisons, 213, 214 Poisoned Arms, A Revolution Produced by, 203–204 Political Logic, Elementary, 167 et seq. Political Parties—Do Not Create Classes, 286 Political Party, Definition of, 304 Political Resistance, 293 et seq. Politics, Elementary, Chap. Ten. Politics, Military Tactics Applied in, 278–280 Poverty of Soldiers Following War, 110–117, 137–144 Power, the Road to, 167–168 Powers of Government, Necessity of Capturing, 25, 41–42, 75–76, 105–106, 159–206, 273–316 Preachers on the Firing Line, 228–230 “Preaching Heaven, Practising Hell”, 230 Preparation for War, 34, 54–76 Talk of Peace and Preparation for War, 154–155 Press, The, 24, 32, 177–178, 336–337, 338–344 Prevention of War, 24–25, 105–106, 158, 160, 174–176, 201–206, 235–243, Chapters Nine, Ten; “Four Great Events,” pp. 306 et seq. Prize-Fighter Statesmanship, 58–76 Procurers, Christian Governments as, 220–223 Progress Promoted by War, 184 et seq. Property Basis of Social Classes—Professors Bluntschli and Fairbanks, 275–276 Property Rights, “Sacred”, 39, 322–325 Property, Socialized, 167–168 Prostitutes Furnished by Christian Governments to Their Soldiers, 219–223 Quarters, Soldiers’, 192 et seq. Race Suicide, 207–209 Rag-Money for “Boys in Blue,”, 119–120 Rations—For Soldiers, 191 et seq. “_Real_ War, The,” Ruskin, J., 227 Rebellion, 69–70 See Washington. Recitations, Declamations, Selections from Chapters One, Two, Four, Five, Six, Eight, Nine, Ten. See Suggestions Chapter Twelve. Recruiting, 42, 43 Recruiting—Devices, 108 Red Cross Society, 88 “Remembering the Maine,” See “Freeing Cuba.” Resistance by all Forms of Power, 292–294 Revolution, 300–303 Revolutionary War, American, 57 Revolutionists, American, 217–218, 292, 302–303 Revolution of Opinion, 152–153, 187 Revolution, Prepare For, 167–168 Revolution, Produced by Poisoned Arms, 203–204 Rifle Practice Clubs in Public Schools, 233 et seq. Rifle Ranges in Public Schools, 210 et seq.