Peace Theories and the Balkan War by Norman Angell
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III. Economic Causes in the Balkan War
IV. Turkish Ideals in our Political Thought V. Our Responsibility for Balkan Wars VI. Pacifism, Defence, and the "Impossibility of War" VII. "Theories" False and True; their Role in European Politics VIII. What Shall we DO? CHAPTER I. THE QUESTIONS AND THEIR ANSWER. CHAPTER II. "PEACE" AND "WAR" IN THE BALKANS. "Peace" in the Balkans under the Turkish System--The inadequacy of our terms--The repulsion of the Turkish invasion--The Christian effort to bring the reign of force and conquest to an end--The difference between action designed to settle relationship on force and counter action designed to prevent such settlement--The force of the policeman and the force of the brigand--The failure of conquest as exemplified by the |
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