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Armageddon—And After

W.L. COURTNEY, M.A., LL.D.

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LONDON

CHAPMAN & HALL, Ltd.

1914

Contents

Preface

Chapter IChapter IIChapter III

Problems Of The FutureLessons Of The PastSome Suggested Reforms

A Colossal UpheavalNaked StrengthAn Ignoble Pacification

Never Again!Public RightA New Europe

Unexpected WarA Common WillEvil Of Armaments

Proximate And Ultimate CausesA Hundred Years AgoAbsence Of Provocation

European DictatorsEquilibriumFear Of Russia

The Personal FactorThe Holy AllianceMilitary Autocracy

Kaiser WilhelmDiplomatic CriticismLimitation Of Armaments

An Aggressive PolicyFailureProtection Of Commerce

MilitarismA Deceptive ParallelTrade In Armaments

The Evils Of AutocracyMetternichFinancial Interests

The Military CasteCastlereagh And CanningProtection Of Financiers

DiplomacyEarthen VesselsInvesting Money Abroad

Balance Of PowerSmall NationalitiesIdeal Aims

Change Of PolicySome Plain IssuesGreatness Of States

Balance Or Concert?European PartnershipApostles Of The New Era

Control Of Foreign PolicyA Moral For Pacifists

Compulsory Arbitration

Democratic Unanimity

DEDICATED

WITH ALL HUMILITY AND ADMIRATION

TO

THE YOUNG IDEALISTS OF ALL COUNTRIES

WHO WILL NOT ALLOW THE DREAMS OF THEIR

YOUTH TO BE TARNISHED BY THE

EXPERIENCES OF AN

OUTWORN AGE

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