Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from International Journal of Ethics, Vol. 1: October, 1890, January, April and July, 1891
In speaking of strife, I shall have primarily and chie?y in view that most intense form of con?ict which we call war, in which masses of civilized men elaborately try to destroy each other's lives and incidentally to take each other's property. This is the strife which, from its fundamental nature and inevita ble incidents, causes the most intense and profound moral aver sion and perplexity to the modern mind. At the same time it seems to me that the deepest problems presented by war, and the deepest principles to be applied in dealing with them.
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