The Great Illusion - A Study of the Relation of Military Power To National Advantage

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Read Books Ltd, 2011 M03 29 - 388 pages
Originally published in 1912. Author: Norman Angel Language: English Keywords: Social Sciences Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Obscure Press are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
 

Contents

PART I
THE AXIOMS OF MODERN STATECRAFT
THE GREAT ILLUSION
THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF CONFISCATION
FOREIGN TRADE AND MILITARY POWER
THE INDEMNITY FUTILITY
HOW COLONIES ARE OWNED
THE FIGHT FOR THE PLACE IN THE SUN
PART II
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CASE FOR PEACE
UNCHANGING HUMAN NATURE
DO THE WARLIKE NATIONS INHERIT THE EARTH?
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESULTS
A FALSE ANALOGY AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
PART III
THE RELATION OF DEFENCE TO AGGRESSION

THE BEARING OF RECENT HISTORY
ARMAMENT BUT NOT ALONE ARMAMENT

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