For many years past the prospect of universal war has haunted the dreams of pacificists and militarists alike. Many of us without denying its growing menace hoped against hope that it might be averted by the gradual strengthening of international goodwill and mutual intercourse and the steady growth of democratic influences and political thought.
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For many years past the prospect of universal war has haunted the dreams of pacificists and militarists alike. Many of us without denying its growing menace hoped against hope that it might be averted by the gradual strengthening of international goodwill and mutual intercourse and the steady growth of democratic influences and political thought.
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