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id: 15266
author: Van Dyke, Henry
title: What Peace Means
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  I am in as great peace, said he, through Jesus my Lord, as a man can possibly be, out of Paradise. The Bible teaches us that there is no foundation for enduring peace on earth except in righteousness: that it is our duty to suffer for that cause if need be: that we are bound to fight for it if we have the power: and that if God gives us the victory we must use it for the perpetuation of righteous peace.


id: 35530
author: MacDonald, Arthur
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  Fundamental Peace Ideas including The Westphalian Peace Treaty (1648) and The League Of Nations (1919) in connection with International Psychology and Revolutions

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  Shall we not begin at once and persist in doing this until political wars become as impossible in the future as religious wars are now? SUGGESTIONS OF THE PEACE TREATY OF WESTPHALIA FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.[1] Just as the spread of education and knowledge has gradually liberated the intellect so as to undermine the ideas upon which religious wars were based, so a similar process of enlightenment may be necessary to cause political wars to cease. REFERENCES.


id: 28260
author: Hunt, Leigh
title: Captain Sword and Captain Pen: A Poem
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  And then there is a weeping rain Huddling 'gainst the window-pane, And good men bless themselves in bed; The mother brings her infant's head Closer, with a joy like tears, And thinks of angels in her prayers; Then sleeps, with his small hand in hers. And, still more will it shock their sensibilities to learn, that such men, such men-destroyers, were marked out as the eminent and the illustrious--as the worthy of laurels and monuments--of eloquence and poetry.


id: 10291
author: Wells, H. G. (Herbert George)
title: In the Fourth Year: Anticipations of a World Peace
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  I can conceive no such Peace Congress as those that have settled up after other wars, settling up after this war. It would be a dismaying thing to realize that one were writing anything here which was not the possible thought of great multitudes of other people, and capable of becoming the common thought of mankind.


id: 45828
author: Austrian, Delia
title: Ways of War and Peace
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  We were even further delayed by feeing the help, who still stood around for their tips while our escort explained that money spoke in war times. I afterward learned that even in homes of peace you can be arrested for calling bad names and the offence becomes worse in war times.


id: 30150
author: Intercollegiate Peace Association
title: Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace Association
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  Though humanity has been slow to see it, the truth has begun to dawn in the hearts of men--that international wars are no more to be justified than civil strife, tribal warfare, or personal combat. This date is important, since the call of President Byers for such a conference was the first active step ever taken to interest the college world, and particularly undergraduates, in the great movement for world peace founded upon the idea of human brotherhood.


id: 35883
author: Dodge, David Low
title: War Inconsistent with the Religion of Jesus Christ
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  Hence this precept not only authorizes taking away the life of a murderer, but authorizes nations to repel by war nations that wage war against them. Is it not a fact that those who are engaged in the spirit of war, either in the council or in the field, are not usually so meek, lowly, kind, and tender-hearted as other men?


id: 62684
author: Munroe, Kirk
title: The Belt of Seven Totems: A Story of Massasoit
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  Not only did this dreadful sound nearly paralyze poor Nahma, but it so terrified a small party of Indians who were trading within the fort that they rushed from it in dismay, took to their canoes, and paddled off with all speed. By that shrewd Indian the apparently meaningless words repeated by Nahma during his illness had been conjectured to belong to the vocabulary of white men, and he had said as much to his young guest.


id: 19948
author: Glass, Montague
title: Potash and Perlmutter Settle Things
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  XIX THE LEAK AND OTHER MYSTERIES Outside of one poor night watchman _nebich_, Abe Potash said to his partner, Morris Perlmutter, the only people which has really and truly suffered from the goings-on of them anarchists is the insurance companies, Mawruss. In a case like that, Abe, the insurance companies ain't liable under their policies, Morris said, and they wouldn't got to pay no losses for the damage when them bombs done it to them buildings. IV EVERYTHING IS PROCEEDING SATISFACTORILY--MAYBE Yes, Abe, Morris Perlmutter said to his partner, Abe Potash, a few days after Mr. Wilson's return from his visit to Italy, up to a short time ago hardly anybody in America had ever even heard about Italy's claims to the Dalmatian territory.


id: 60262
author: Lloyd George, David
title: Where Are We Going?
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  The last conflict between great nations has exposed the devastating possibilities of modern science. I am not counselling the abandonment of the just measure of our national rights as against either of these two countries, but they are both great nations.


id: 20694
author: Veblen, Thorstein
title: An Inquiry into the Nature of Peace and the Terms of Its Perpetuation
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  But there should also, e.g., be no difficulty in assenting to the forecast that when and if national peace and security are achieved and settled beyond recall, the discrepancy in fact between those who own the country's wealth and those who do not is presently due to come to an issue. It does not break of itself,--in the absence of such national establishments as are organised with the sole ulterior view of warlike enterprise.


