Страница - 107Страница - 109- James I. of Scotland, [208]
- James, Professor William, [165], [294]
- Japan, position of, as "owner" of Korea, [86]
- Johnston, Sir Harry H., [150]
- Kidd, Benjamin, [17], [18]
- Kingsley, Charles, [165]
- Kitchener, Lord, [200];
- W.H. Steevens' description of, [282]
- Korea, position of Japan as "owner" of, [86]
- Koster, Admiral von, [20], [21]
- Kotze scandal, the, and "rottenness" of German civilization, Times on, [252]
- Kropotkin, Prince, [218]
- Labour: division of, explained from point of view of conquest, [53];
- in the modern world, [66]
- Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, [113]
- Lavisse, [96]
- Law of Acceleration. See [Acceleration, Law of]
- Law, natural, of man in relation to strife, [185]
- Lea, General Homer, [161], [212], [213], [234], [282]
- Lecky, [206], [210], [278], [377]
- Limborch, [208]
- Loti, Pierre, [242]
- Lucas, Sir C.P., [111]
- Machiavelli, [41]
- McDougal, Professor W., [308], [311]
- McKenzie, F.A., [75]
- Mahan, Admiral: quoted on international relations, [15], [16];
- quoted in criticism of "The Great Illusion," [170];
- quoted on elements of international politics, [171];
- quoted on world-politics, [320]
- Manchester Guardian and peace, [287]-[288]
- Mankind: biological development of, [186];
- progress of, from barbarity to civilization, [199];
- psychological change in, [217];
- reasons for indisposition to fight in, [220];
- process of civilization of, [219]-[221];
- attitude of "average sensual man" towards peace, [371]-[372]
- Martin, T.G., [18]
- Matin, Le, [9], [10], [214]
- Maxse, Leo, [196], [219]
- Méline régime, the, in French Colonies, [121]
- Merchant adventurer, the case of, in sixteenth century, [108]-[109]
- Militarists, views of, on war, [178]-[179]
- Military force: when and where it may be necessary, [146];
- not essential to national efficiency, [243]
- Military support of Colonies. See [Colonies]
- Military training, its influence on peace, [218]-[219]
- Moltke, von, [163]
- Money. See [Finance]
- Morning Post, [304], [331]
- Mulhall on comparative standard of comfort in European countries, [36]
- Murray, Major, [41]
- Napoleonic wars, results of, [238]
- Nation, Nations: falseness of analogy between individual and a, [193], [297]-[299];
- honour of, [202];
- why warlike, do not inherit the earth, [224];
- warlike and unwarlike, [225], [227], [234];
- Canada least warlike, [234];
- power of a, not dependent on its army and navy, [240]-[241];
- reason for decay of military, [247]-[248];
- complexity of, [317]-[318];
- Spectator on economic theories of, [319]
- National efficiency, relation to military power, [244]
- Nationalism and the co-operation of States, [312]-[313]
- Navy, British: Times on powers of, [17];
- H.W. Wilson on necessity for powerful, [17];
- Admiral Fisher on supremacy of, [350]
- Northmen methods, [200]
- Norway: the carrying trade of, [74];
- no temptation to invade, Sir Wilfrid Laurier on, [113]
- Novikow, J., Darwinian theory of, [184]
- Pacifists: pleas of, [6], [7], [10]-[12];
- Pan-Germanists, aims of, [44]
- Patriots: Patriotism, national honour and, [204];
- modification of aims of, owing to interdependence, [211];
- General Lea on extinction of, in United States, [213];
- the religion of politics, [362];
- pacifists and, [373], [376]
- Peace: why propaganda has given small results, [10]-[12];
- psychological case for, [168]-[169];
- qualities necessary to preserve, [217];
- occupations which tend towards, [218]-[219];
- military training and, [219];
- attitude of "average sensual man" towards, [371]-[372]
- Penfold, F. C, [87]
- Philippines, financial effect of loss of, to Spain, [241]
- Phillips, Captain March, [291]
- Pitcairn, [208]
- Police Force, London, paradox of, applied in relation to conquest, [144], [145], [264]
- Politics, obsolete terminology of, [76]
- Portugal, cause of failure of expansion in Asia, [239]-[240]
- Possession: Sir J.R. Seeley on, [129];
- fallacious theory considered from German point of view, [133]-[134]
- Printing: results of invention of, [277]-[279];
- Prussia: cause of prosperity of, [246];
- agitation for electoral reform in, [254]
- Public Opinion, [81]-[87]
- Pugnacity: irrational nature of, [187]-[189];
- Referee, [19]
- Regimentation, Germany's progress owing to, [255]-[256]
- Religion: early ideals of, [174]-[175];
- Critchfield on influence of Catholic priests in South American Republics, [175];
- struggles of, and the State, [181]-[182], [205]-[206], [207];
- beliefs no longer enforced by Government, [205];
- Lecky on wars of, [206]-[211];
- freedom of opinion in, [212];
- reason of cessation of wars of, [307];
- relation to politics of, [362]-[363]
- Renan, Ernest, [164]-[229]
- Repudiation. See [Finance]
- Revenue, State, what becomes of, [48]
- Rizzi, Francisco, [208]
- Robertson, John M., [249]
- Rohrbach, Dr. P., [136]
- Roman civilization: Mr. Roosevelt on, [223];
- Sir J.R. Seeley on downfall and decay of, [237]
- Rome, Ancient: Sir J.R. Seeley on downfall and decay of, [237];
- slave society of, [269];
- contrast between, and Britain, [276]
- Roosevelt, Mr., [164], [201], [202], [222], [229], [231], [234], [262]
- Salisbury, Lord, [36]
- Samoa, the case of the Powers, [149]
- Sanderson, Lord, [324]
- Schulze-Gaevernitz, Prof. von, [6]
- Sea-Power, overseas trade, Benjamin Kidd on, [17]-[18].
- Seeley, Sir J.R., [129], [237]
- Shaw, G.B., [250]
- Slavery, Slaves: society of, in Rome, [268];
- Socialism, progress of, in Germany after War of 1870, [99]
- Soetbeer, [98]
- Soldier: R. Blatchford on character of, [259]-[260];
- Spain: F.C. Penfold on progress of, since war, [87];
- failure of expansion of, in Asia, [240]-[241];
- Pierre Loti quoted in praise of troops, [242];
- military virtues of, [242];
- ruin of, by conquest, [246]
- Spanish American. See [America, South]
- Spectator, [156], [209], [210], [292], [333]-[337], [347], [356]
- Spencer, Herbert, [271]-[272]
- State, States: analogy between individuals in, [194]-[195];
- division of, in relation to conflict, [196];
- ancient and modern, character of, [296];
- false analogy between, and a person, [298]-[301];
- independent nature of, [300]-[301];
- Morning Post on the organism of, [304];
- heterogeneous elements of, [306];
- Professor McDougal on pugnacity of barbarous, [308]-[309];
- definition of, [313];
- reasons for lessening "rôle" of hostility among, [313]-[314];
- position of citizen of small, if he became citizen of a large, [321]-[322]
- States small: as prosperous as the Great Powers, [32], [40];
- Statesmen: Major Murray on methods of, with regard to treaties, [41];
- Leo Maxse on character of English, [196]
- Steevens, W.H., [282], [289], [290], [291]
- Steinmetz, S.R., [160]
- Stengel, Baron von, [20], [162], [229]
- Story, General John P., [162]
- Switzerland: the commercial power of, [75];
- compared to Prussia, [255];
- position of British subject in, if threatened by Britain, [302]
- Temps, Le, [122]
- Territorial independence, Farrer on, [42]
- Times, the, [17], [232], [250], [252], [319], [331]
- Trade: T.G. Martin on Britain's carrying, [18];
- Transvaal: treatment of British Indian in, before and after the war, [117]-[119];
- gold-mines of, as motives for Boer War, [125]-[127];
- national character of, still unchanged, [135]
- Treasury, Mr. D. Owen on what enriches, [19]
- Treaties, Major Stuart Murray on futility of, [41]
- Tribute, exaction of, an economic impossibility, [31]
- Tripoli, ineptitude of Italy in, [143]