Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Original Title Page; Original Copyright Page; PREFACE; Table of Contents; I. WAR MEANS THE DESTRUCTION OF MANKIND; II. WAR CANNOT BE REGULATED; III. WHAT SOLDIERS HAVE TO DO; IV. WHAT THE LOGIC OF WAR APPROVES; V. THE PRESS IN WAR-TIME; VI. SCIENCE AND WAR; VII. HISTORY AND WAR; VIII. THE RESULTS OF WAR; IX. IS WAR INEVITABLE?; X. WAR AND HUMAN NATURE; XI. THE REAL CAUSES OF THE GREAT WAR; XII. A SIDELIGHT ON THE STATESMEN OF THE WAR; XIII. THE PEACE; XIV. SOME REFLECTIONS; XV. THE OLD POLICIES ARE STILL SUPREME IN EUROPE; XVI. WHY NOT DISARM?
Xvii. the economic motives for warxviii. the issue for the elector; xix. economic principles of a policy of peace; xx. political principles of a policy of peace; xxi. the british empire; xxii. conclusion
