Universal Peace and the School (Document I), item 20

• October 30, 2017 16:14:38 Thomas A. Lingner

  army and navy expend-

  iture of the United States increased

  210% from 1872 to 1912, but

  does any one think for a

  moment that our commercial

  and industrial prosperity

  of the past generation has

  had any connection with

  this enormous military +

  naval outlay? Not at all.

  Our prosperity is due to our

  development of

  our fabulous natural

  resources and has no connection

  with our warlike expansion.

    The second instinct which has

  led man to war in the past is

  pugnacity, the impulse to strike at

  a foe. This instinct will always be of

  the greatest value in defense and

• October 30, 2017 16:14:06 Thomas A. Lingner

  army and navy expend-

  iture of the United States increased

  210% from 1872 to 1912, but

  does any one think for a

  moment that our commercial

  and industrial prosperity

  of the past generation has

  had any connection with

  this enormous military +

  naval outlay? Not at all.

  Our prosperity is due to our

  development of

  our fabulous natural

  resources and has no connection

  with our warlike expansion.

           The second instinct which has

  led man to war in the past is

  pugnacity, the impulse to strike at

  a foe. This instinct will always be of

  the greatest value in defense and

  
  

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• July 10, 2017 18:52:45 Annick Rodriguez

  increase in army and navy expend-

  iture of the United States increased

  210% from 1872 to 1912, but

  does any one think for a

  moment that our commercial

  and industrial prosperity

  of the past generation has

  had any connection with

  this enormous military +

  naval outlay? Not at all.

  Our prosperity is die to our

  scientific development of

  our fabulous natural

  resources and has no connection

  with out mil warlike expansion.

           The second instinct which has

  led man to war in the past is

  it pugnacity the impulse to strike at

  a foe. This instinct which is of will always be of

  the greatest value in defense and

  
  

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• July 10, 2017 18:52:28 Annick Rodriguez

  increase in army and navy expend-

  iture of the United States increased

  210% from 1872 to 1912, but

  does any one think for a

  moment that our commercial

  and industrial prosperity

  of the past generation has

  had any connection with

  this enormous military +

  naval outlay? Not at all.

  Our prosperity is die to our

  scientific development of

  our fabulous natural

  resources and has no connection

  with out mil warlike expansion.

           The second instinct which has

  led man to war in the past is

  it pugnacity the impulse to strike at

  a foe. This instinct which is of will always be of

  the greatest value in defence and

  
  

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