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Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace Association

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Foreword / C. F. Thwing -- The Intercollegiate peace association / S. F. Weston -- The conflict of war and peace / Paul Smith -- The United States and universal peace / G. P. Wishard -- The evolution of world peace / L. T. Pennington -- The waste of war--the wealth of peace / A. F. Young -- The hope of peace / S. H. Howe -- The Roosevelt theory of war / P. V. Blanshard -- National honor and vital interests / Russell Weisman -- The evolution of patriotism / P. B. Blanshard -- Certain phases of the peace movement / Calvert Magruder -- The assurance of peace / V. M. Welsh -- Education for peace / F. J. Lyons -- National honor and peace / Louis Broido -- The new nationalism and the peace movement / R. D. Lucas -- Man's moral nature the hope of universal peace / Victor Morris -- The task of the twentieth century / Harold Husted -- The present status of international arbitration / Bryant Smith.
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Resumen: "Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace Association," edited by Stephen F. Weston, is a collection of orations written in the early 20th century. The book compiles prize-winning speeches from students advocating for peace in international relations, presenting their viewpoints on war and its impacts on society. The work reflects the growing interest and ideals among educated youth regarding the significance of justice, peaceful conflict resolution, and the abolition of war. The opening of the volume includes a foreword by Charles F. Thwing, who introduces the formation of the Intercollegiate Peace Association and emphasizes the necessity of instilling ideals of peace and nonviolence in the minds of students. It discusses the historical context of war compared to the ideals of peace that students champion, suggesting that education and moral responsibility are paramount in shaping future leaders. This establishes the groundwork for the orations that follow, which aim to inspire a movement toward global harmony and highlight the economic and social costs of militarism. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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Release date is 2009-10-01

Foreword / C. F. Thwing -- The Intercollegiate peace association / S. F. Weston -- The conflict of war and peace / Paul Smith -- The United States and universal peace / G. P. Wishard -- The evolution of world peace / L. T. Pennington -- The waste of war--the wealth of peace / A. F. Young -- The hope of peace / S. H. Howe -- The Roosevelt theory of war / P. V. Blanshard -- National honor and vital interests / Russell Weisman -- The evolution of patriotism / P. B. Blanshard -- Certain phases of the peace movement / Calvert Magruder -- The assurance of peace / V. M. Welsh -- Education for peace / F. J. Lyons -- National honor and peace / Louis Broido -- The new nationalism and the peace movement / R. D. Lucas -- Man's moral nature the hope of universal peace / Victor Morris -- The task of the twentieth century / Harold Husted -- The present status of international arbitration / Bryant Smith.

Produced by Bryan Ness, Ritu Aggarwal and the Online
Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This
book was produced from scanned images of public domain
material from the Google Print project.)

"Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace Association," edited by Stephen F. Weston, is a collection of orations written in the early 20th century. The book compiles prize-winning speeches from students advocating for peace in international relations, presenting their viewpoints on war and its impacts on society. The work reflects the growing interest and ideals among educated youth regarding the significance of justice, peaceful conflict resolution, and the abolition of war. The opening of the volume includes a foreword by Charles F. Thwing, who introduces the formation of the Intercollegiate Peace Association and emphasizes the necessity of instilling ideals of peace and nonviolence in the minds of students. It discusses the historical context of war compared to the ideals of peace that students champion, suggesting that education and moral responsibility are paramount in shaping future leaders. This establishes the groundwork for the orations that follow, which aim to inspire a movement toward global harmony and highlight the economic and social costs of militarism. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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