Category: History - Modern (1750+)
The World Court (Vol. I, No. 1, Aug. 1915)
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Category: History - Modern (1750+)
Lv. Chicago 7:00 p.m.; ar. San Francisco 10:10 a.m., third day. The fastest and only exclusively first-class train Chicago to San Francisco. $10.00 extra fare.
Lv. Chicago 7:00 p.m.; ar. San Francisco 10:10 a.m., third day. The fastest and only exclusively first-class train Chicago to San Francisco. $10.00 extra fare.
2. Part 2Colonel House, President Wilson’s personal representative, who spent some time in the principal capitals of Europe in the endeavor to ascertain whether there was any tangible pe...
3. Part 3A very important defect in the League of Peace scheme is that it cannot be guaranteed to work, and a plan of this sort which cannot be guaranteed is likely to become a greater m...
4. Part 4Now that the world is coming to self-consciousness, it must accept the responsibility of its future, and take intelligent direction of it. The new tendency toward world integrat...
5. Part 5Public opinion is often made by prominent factors, such as wants, the struggle for life, the action of certain surroundings, the progress of industry and the sciences, education...
6. Part 6The war state is to its neighbor as the robber is to the unprepared banker. The war state says: “You have had years to prepare for war and you have not prepared. You have put yo...
7. Part 7Institutional advances in the progress of the world are rarely made abruptly. They are not like Minerva, who sprang full-armed from the brain of Jove. If they are to have the us...
8. Part 8Will not the exhaustion in which all the belligerents, whether victors or vanquished, find themselves after this awful sacrifice of life and wealth make them wish to make the re...
9. Part 9Men who had come to the Congress with the air of dreamers went away surcharged with the inspired atmosphere of accomplishment. As Bainbridge Colby had said it was no new thought...