From the human end; a collection of essays

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From the human end; a collection of essays
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1916
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From the human end; a collection of essays

Author: Jacks, L. P. (Lawrence Pearsall), 1860-1955

Year: 1916

From the human end. -- Am I my brothers keeper?--Organisation in Tartarus.--The state as the steriliser of virtue.--The undated millennium.--The brain of fools.--The project of a new labour party.--The gardener versus the garden.--The tyranny of mere things.--The German machine.--Militarism and industriatism.--A drifting civilisation.--Mass-policy.--The infant mortality of good ideas.--A scrap of logic (frequently "torn up" of late)--The wealth of nations as a cause of war.--The warfare of ideals.--An audacious supposition.--The same theme as the last.--The psychology of the devil. The peacefulness of being at war.--On a much neglected virtue

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