Suchergebnisse

Includes index. ; Bibliography: p. [246]-248. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Each of the chapters was a lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, with the exception of VI., VIII., and X., which originally appeared (as did also II. after its delivery) in the Nineteenth century and after . III., IV., and V. are printed for the first time." ; To my countrymen.--I. The story of war.--II. What is peace?--III. What is war?--IV-V. England and Germany.--VI. Thoughts on the war.--VII. The theory of war.--VIII. The Dardanelles commission.--IX. Neglected aspects of the war.--X. The British constitution and the conduct of war. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Each of the chapters was a lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, with the exception of VI., VIII., and X., which originally appeared (as did also II. after its delivery) in the Nineteenth century and after . III., IV., and V. are printed for the first time." ; To my countrymen.--I. The story of war.--II. What is peace?--III. What is war?--IV-V. England and Germany.--VI. Thoughts on the war.--VII. The theory of war.--VIII. The Dardanelles commission.--IX. Neglected aspects of the war.--X. The British constitution and the conduct of war. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Chapters xiv to xx have appeared as articles in the Morning post" ; "Second edition." ; I. The nation and the parties.--II. Defeat.--III. Force and right.--IV. Arbitration and disarmament.--V. The nationalisation of war.-VI. The balance of power.--VII. The rise of Germany.--VIII. Nationhood neglected.--IX. New conditions.--X. Dynamics, the question of might.--XI. Policy, the question of right.--XII. The nation.--XIII. The effect of the nationalisation of war upon leadership.--XIV. The needs of the navy.--XV. England's military problem.--XVI. Two systems contrasted.--XVII. A national army.--XVIII. The cost.--XIX. One army not two.--XX. The transition.--XXI. The principles on which armies are raised.--XXII. The cham of duty. ; Mode of access: Internet.