An edition of From the human end
(1916)
From the human end
a collection of essays
by Jacks, L. P.
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Table of Contents
From the human end.
Am I my brothers keeper?
Organisation in Tartarus.
The state as the steriliser of virtue.
The undated millennium.
The brain of fools.
The project of a new labour party.
The gardener versus the garden.
The tyranny of mere things.
The German machine.
Militarism and industriatism.
A drifting civilisation.
Mass-policy.
The infant mortality of good ideas.
A scrap of logic (frequently "torn up" of late)
The wealth of nations as a cause of war.
The warfare of ideals.
An audacious supposition.
The same theme as the last.
The psychology of the devil. The peacefulness of being at war.
On a much neglected virtue.
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