The Healing of Nations and the Hidden Sources of Their Strife
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The author assembles essays that analyze the causes, psychology, and consequences of the contemporary European war, weighing immediate blame and longer-term structural roots. He surveys nationalism, militarism, economic and colonial interests, class advantages from commercial prosperity, and the roles of recruitment, conscription, and patriotic sentiment in sustaining conflict. Chapters examine cultural and sexual factors, population anxieties, and competing instincts of friendliness and aggression, then propose paths toward reconciliation, internationalism, and a reformed peace. The collection blends historical sketch, social critique, and practical suggestions aimed at healing nations and preventing future wars.
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