January 1919

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Articles
The Idea of a League of Nations
"What has happened is essentially this, that the natural limitations upon warfare which have existed hitherto appear to have broken down."
The Remarkable Rightness of Rudyard Kipling
Kipling could get an audience for tales and ballads and jungle-books; but the moment he tried to speak nationally, he could not get an audience. Even now, they would rather read H. G. Wells.
The Russian
Germany in Solution
On the Evening of the New Day
Freedom of the Seas and Our Merchant Marine
New Year's Thoughts on Taking Sides
The Splendor of the Commonplace
The Emancipation of Man
Animus in Carcere
The Trenches and the Church at Home
The Irish Mind
The Photographer of Silver Mountain
My Red Crosseries
The Names
Birds of a Feather: Iii. Exit Flagada
The New Slavery
Burial Party
With the Tanks: Ii. Then Wander Forth the Sons of Belial
Squadrons of the Air
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