From the human end
Subtitle: a collection of essays
By: by L. P. Jacks.
Series: Writings -- v.2.
Publisher: Williams and Norgate
Published: 1916
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: Social problems; War
Table of contents: title: From the human end.; title: Am I my brothers keeper?; title: Organisation in Tartarus.; title: The state as the steriliser of virtue.; title: The undated millennium.; title: The brain of fools.; title: The project of a new labour party.; title: The gardener versus the garden.; title: The tyranny of mere things.; title: The German machine.; title: Militarism and industriatism.; title: A drifting civilisation.; title: Mass-policy.; title: The infant mortality of good ideas.; title: A scrap of logic (frequently "torn up" of late); title: The wealth of nations as a cause of war.; title: The warfare of ideals.; title: An audacious supposition.; title: The same theme as the last.; title: The psychology of the devil. The peacefulness of being at war.; title: On a much neglected virtue.