RATIONS OF THE
INTERCOLLEGIATE PEACE ASSOCIATION

CONTENTS

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FOREWORD vii
By CHARLES F. THWING, President of the Association

THE INTERCOLLEGIATE PEACE ASSOCIATION 1
By STEPHEN F. WESTON, Executive Secretary of the Association

THE CONFLICT OF WAR AND PEACE 25
By PAUL SMITH, DePauw University, Indiana

THE UNITED STATES AND UNIVERSAL PEACE 35
By GLENN PORTER WISHARD, Northwestern University, Illinois

THE EVOLUTION OF WORLD PEACE 45
By LEVI T. PENNINGTON, Earlham College, Indiana

THE WASTE OF WAR--THE WEALTH OF PEACE 55
By ARTHUR FORAKER YOUNG, Western Reserve University, Ohio

THE HOPE OF PEACE 65
By STANLEY H. HOWE, Albion College, Michigan

THE ROOSEVELT THEORY OF WAR 73
By PERCIVAL V. BLANSHARD, University of Michigan

NATIONAL HONOR AND VITAL INTERESTS 81
By RUSSELL WEISMAN, Western Reserve University, Ohio

THE EVOLUTION OF PATRIOTISM 91
By PAUL B. BLANSHARD, University of Michigan

CERTAIN PHASES OF THE PEACE MOVEMENT 101
By CALVERT MAGRUDER, St. John's College, Maryland

THE ASSURANCE OF PEACE 111
By VERNON M. WELSH, Knox College, Illinois

EDUCATION FOR PEACE 121
By FRANCIS J. LYONS, University of Texas

NATIONAL HONOR AND PEACE 129
By LOUIS BROIDO, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

THE NEW NATIONALISM AND THE PEACE MOVEMENT 137
By RALPH D. LUCAS, Knox College, Illinois

MAN'S MORAL NATURE THE HOPE OF UNIVERSAL PEACE 147
By VICTOR MORRIS, University of Oregon

THE TASK OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 157
By HAROLD HUSTED, Ottawa University, Kansas

THE PRESENT STATUS OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION 167
By BRYANT SMITH, Guilford College, North Carolina

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