INDEX

Altruism, manifestations of, [17];
in politics, [48].
Anglo-Saxon, temptation to govern all peoples alike, [47];
distrust of experiment, [67];
individualistic, [68];
attitude towards self-government, [112].
Arbitration, change in attitude toward, [133];
in New Zealand, [134].
Aristotle’s ideal of a city, [92].
Assimilation, limit to United States power of, [39];
workingman’s attitude toward, [94], [117].

Bandereff, [234].
Bentham, [23].
Bloch, Jean de, [4].
Booth, Charles, maps of London, [86].
Bosanquet, Mrs. Bernard, [116].
Buckle, [23].
Burns, John, [125].

Charity, organization of in New York, [74];
modern, democratic and constructive, [79];
extension of, [84];
and unskilled labor, [152].
Chicago Municipal Lodging House, [157].
Chicago Federation of Labor, [130], [131].
Chicago Stock Yards Strike, power of unions for amalgamation shown in, [96];
object of, [101], [111];
use of referendum vote in, [103], [108];
good order of, [104];
paradoxes shown by, [104];
example of national appeal subordinated to union, [106];
strike-breaker in, [106];
Greek in, [109].
Child Labor, social waste of, [28];
a national problem, [107];
industrial value of, [154];
responsibility of State, [156];
effect of sub-divided, [158];
effect of premature, [159];
effect on parents, [161];
effect on product, [162].
Child Labor Legislation, makes for better citizens, [73];
immigrant parents and, [74];
uniform, [168];
leisure gained for play, [169].
Commerce, international, [115];
modern representative of conquest, [116].
Comte, Augustus, [217].
Constitution of the U. S., and the immigrant, [42], [43], [72], [73].
Contempt, social results of, [51];
in industrialism, [116];
for immigrant, [151];
for primitive arts, [202].
Cosmopolitan city, beginnings of newer ideals of peace found in, [11], [13], [18];
centers of radicalism, [16];
bond of union in, [17], [204];
difficulties due to size of, [86], [216];
subtle problems of, [206].
Cosmopolitan standard, lack of, [78].

Dante, [21].
Democratic government, causes of failure of, [47];
arousing enthusiasm for, [63];
result of moral effort, [75];
inherited form of, [121].
Democracy, modified slowly, [37];
repressive legislation in, [52];
lack of civic expression for, [59];
failure to apprehend, [91];
effects of commercialism on, [222].
Denver Juvenile Court, [81].
Doctrinaire method, weakness of, [31];
conditions settled by, [53];
unattached to experience, [72];
not fitted to modern patriotism, [74].
Domestic service, [51];
a review of the history of, [199].
Doukhobors, situation in Canada, [67];
emphasize non-resistance, [230];
meet martyrdom, [231].

Education, related to industrial efficiency, [16];
belief in, as social remedy, [21];
of vital importance to city, [73];
compulsory, [74];
advanced and reform schools, [82];
passion in America, [85];
distinctive achievement in America, [166];
for factory children, [167];
less expensive than repression, [175];
already democratized, [178].
Educators, recognizing industrialism, [169].
Eighteenth-century philosophy, abandonment of, required, [28];
inadequacy of, [31];
responsible for immigration, [40];
belief in universal franchise, [42];
ideal man of, [60];
ideals still influence statesman, [70];
retained in America, [91];
formula of equality, [117];
radicalism of, [121].
Employer, prone to attack new union, [129];
charges against unions, [135];
attitude toward business relations with unions, [138];
traditions in household, [201].
England, labor laws of, [152];
debasement of products of, [166].

Franchise, [38];
universal panacea, [42];
universal franchise, [52];
beginnings of municipal, [180];
military test absurd, [182];
why women should have, [192].
Factory system, [163];
worst evils of, [149];
uneducational, [173].

Gang, almost tribal in organization, [176];
political training in, [177].
German Emperor, [224].
Germany, government deals with needs of workingman, [88];
police socialized in, [89];
not afraid to extend municipal functions, [91];
economic protection in, [122], [152];
opposition to militarism in, [165].
Golden, State Reform State School, [81].
Government, newer manifestations of, [15];
away from the life of the people, [35];
oppressive, dependent on the sword, [36];
opposition to, formerly patriotism, [42];
dealing with naturalization, [42];
test not current, [47];
concern for the young incorporated in, [80];
fear of extending functions, [84];
traditional activities meagre, [87];
non-interference in industry, [90];
functions of, [101];
patriotic citizens forced to ignore, [112].

Hague tribunal, [5].
Hebrew alliance, [74].
Heroism, new, [25], [218].
Historic method, [31], [63].
Hobhouse, L. T., [6].
Hobson, John A., [221].
Household labor, conference at Lake Placid, [198];
history of, in America, [199];
causes of paucity of, [200].
Hull-House, experiences, [50], [58], [77], [82], [91], [119], [143], [159], [194], [203], [204].
Humanitarianism, in immigrant quarters, [15];
aggressive, [26];
scientific method applied to, [28];
cosmopolitan, [76];
present stage of, [79], [99];
its relation to labor power, [165].

Idealism, provincial aspects of, [231].
Immigrants, emotional sentiment among, [13];
unusual power of association among, [14];
franchise extended to, [38];
philosophy in regard to, [41];
exploitation of, [42], [45];
evasion of immigration laws by, [47];
contempt for, [49];
charm and historical association among, [64], [70];
ignoring past experience of, [65];
beginnings of self-government among, [71];
relations of politician to, [72];
attempts to teach patriotism to, [75];
revelation of social customs among, [79];
standardizing by workmen, [93];
difficulties largely industrial, [94];
as wage lowering weapon, [97];
standard of living for, [102], [116];
claim on charitable funds, [152];
present contrasted with youthful condition of, [161];
early industries among, [203];
historic backgrounds of, [205];
manifestations of peace movement among, [235].
Immigration, decreased by industrial depression, [44];
of recent years, [200].
Industrialism, [15];
versus militarism, [28], [220];
significance of primitive arts in relation to, [64];
idealism in, [95];
as basis for legislation, [121].
Industrial interests, in contemporary life, [42];
and the immigrant, [71];
germane to government, [122];
and international peace, [113].
Industrial development, changes in, [124].
Illiterate children in the U. S., [163].
Internationalism, [23];
socialism based on, [114];
Mazzini’s address on, [115];
active and tangible, [237].
International Peace Conference in Boston, [237].
Interparliamentary union for international arbitration, [6].
Institute of International Law, [6].

James, William, [24].
Jefferson, Thomas, [31].
Justice, the larger, [236].
Juvenile Courts, [80];
Denver, [81];
parental attitude of, [82].

Kant, [23].
Kelley, Mrs. Florence, [153].

Lecky, [222].
London, Charles Booth, maps of, [87];
government of, [88].

Machinery and the industrial situation, [149].
Mazzini, [29], [115].
Militarism, versus industrialism, [28];
police department a survival of, [55];
mediaeval city founded on, [207];
negative results of, [220].
Mitchell, John, [126], [146].
Morality, class, [27];
group, [124], [145];
antiquated codes of, [210];
village standards of, [215].
Morley, John, [118].
Morris, William, [203].
Municipal government, admitted failure of, [31];
full of survivals, [34];
two points of rapid development in, [79];
ignores interests of average citizen, [85];
failure to provide playgrounds, [176];
indifference of citizens to, [183];
woman’s traditional activities in, [184].

Naturalization, [42];
rests on laws of 1802, [43];
brokerage in papers of, [46], [71];
test not contemporaneous, [42].
Non-resistance, a misleading word, [8];
non-resistance strike, [232];
aggressive, [233].

Patriotism, belief that war engenders, [18];
a newer, arising, [19];
founded on sacrifice, [74];
taught too formally, [75];
primitive core of, [91];
founded on war, [140], [217];
bound in trappings of the past, [214].
Peace, dynamic versus dogmatic, [7];
predicted by Isaiah, [237].
Perris, G. H., [231].
Play, a social stimulus, [171];
develops self-government and discipline, [173];
attitude of enlightened city government to, [178].
Politician, professional, produced by mechanical government, [52];
friend of the vicious, [56];
appeals to human sentiment, [59];
first friend of immigrant, [72];
understands people’s hopes, [79];
attempts to control strike, [103].
Protective legislation, aggressive aspect of the newer humanitarianism, [28];
U. S. deficient in, [152].

Reformer, contemptuous attitude of, [49];
sweeping condemnations of, [57];
alliance with business interests of, [61].
Revolutionary War, [36], [37].
Revolutionist, [232].
Repressive legislation, [54];
human element in, [55].
Royce, Josiah, [32].
Ruskin, [235].
Russia, [68];
the mir, [67];
attitude toward workmen, [122];
the army of, [230].

Self-government, difficulties and blunders of, [32];
crux of local, [35];
skepticism for ideals of, [39];
must deal with unsuccessful, [62];
scope of, [63];
forms of democracy for, [88];
immigrants’ first lesson in, [95];
clearly not yet attained, [108];
popular government oppressor of, [104];
might profit by industrial experience, [121].
Shakespeare, [9].
Social, evolution, [211];
morality in, [213].
Socialism, based on internationalism and industrialism, [114].
Socialist’s attitude to present government, [86].
St. Francis, [21].

Teamsters’ strike, war element in, [132];
employers’ position as to arbitration in, [134];
alliance between employers’ and unionists’ offices in, [135];
inexperience of merchant employers in, [136];
social results of, [141].
Tolstoy, [3], [4], [209], [225], [230], [231], [233], [234].
Tribal law, [11].
Tribal Morality, [18].
Trades unions imitate city government, [94];
teach immigrants self-government, [95];
power for amalgamation of, [97];
attitude toward violence, [98];
causes for loss of sympathy for, in Stock Yards Strike, [101];
human appeal in, [102];
gratitude of immigrant toward, [107];
devotion to, might be turned to national life, [118];
organized by Russian government, [122];
contemporaneous movement difficult to judge, [125];
success not sole standard of, [128];
present a time of crisis for, [129];
attitude toward strike, [130];
social result of strike on, [144];
struggle for recognition, [145];
attitude toward improved machinery, [148];
uncomprehending victim of, [195].

War, defence of, [26];
prophecy of subsidence of, [23];
moral equivalent for, [24];
ideals in peace confusing, [110];
phraseology of new union, [130];
crime traceable to Spanish, [143];
new social problems not to be settled, [206];
attempts to justify by past records, [210];
substitutes for virtues of, [217];
contrast between labor and, [234].
Warfare, cost of, [4];
customary method of settling labor disputes, [135];
recognition of good in, [212];
civilization substitutes law for, [219];
ideals of labor substituted for those of, [224];
disappearance of, [229].
Webb, Mrs. Sidney, [191].
Whitman, Walt, [45].
Wilcox, Dr. Charles F., [54].
Wilcox, Delos F., [117].
Women, duty toward municipal government, [28], [185], [208];
conventions a snare to, [186];
franchise only for educated, [188];
effect of machinery on work of, [190];
increasing employment of, [189];
necessity for protection of working, [191], [196];
necessity for franchise for, [191], [197];
relation to clothing manufacture, [192];
lack in education of, [197], [202], [206].

Verestchagin, [3], [4].
Von Moltke, [234].

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