8

TRIBE AGAINST TRIBE, 10

THE CITY STATE, 12

THE NATIONS OF EUROPE "FERAE NATURAE," 14

THE CONVENIENCE OF DIPLOMACY, 15

A NOTE ON DEMOCRACY, 18

DIPLOMACY NOT BAD IN ITSELF, 19

MANNERS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MORALS, 21

WAR A MORAL ANACHRONISM, 21

CHAPTER II

THE ARMAMENT RING, 27

EUGENICS? 29

PATRIOTISM, 31

THE MORAL TEST, 36

TRADE, 39

TRADE IN TIME OF PEACE, 42

DUTIES OF COMMERCE TO THE STATE, 44

RESTRICTED SPHERE OF GOVERNMENT CORRESPONDING TO
RESTRICTED SPHERE OF MORALITY, 51

CHAPTER III

TRADE DURING THE WAR, 57

TRADE LIVES ON INCREASING DEMAND, 65

WAR A FORM OF DESTRUCTION, 66

WAR STANDS TO BENEFIT NEUTRAL AS WELL AS BELLIGERENT
NATIONS BUT NOT TO THE SAME EXTENT, 69

THE GREATER THE CAPITAL, THE GREATER THE WAR
PROFIT, 71

THE BLESSINGS OF INVASION, 72

THE LUXURY TRADES DON'T DO SO BADLY, 74

TRADE PROFITS IN WAR NOT SHARED BY THE NATION
BUT CONFINED TO EMPLOYERS, 77

TRADE PROFIT AND NATIONAL LOSS, 82

APPENDIX: SOME TYPICAL WAR PROFITS, 125

CHAPTER IV

DIALECTICS ROUND THE DEATH-BED, 89

GERMAN RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WAR, 90

THE VALUE OF GERMAN CULTURE, 95

THE MANUFACTURE OF HATRED, 102

IMPERIALISM THE ENEMY, 107

POSSIBLE OBJECTS OF WAR, 112

PHYSICAL FORCE IN A MORAL WORLD,