Movements of the United States Toward World Disarmament
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description: The World War in its causes and in its effects has placed upon nations the necessity of analyzing the problems of war itself. The effort to eliminate the evils of war from international dealings has become a movement not wholly based upon emotion, although emotion and sentiment may strengthen the determination to eradicate them. Highly civilized nations still conscious of the tragic experience of the world conflict have more fully realized that war has become a futile instrument in the direction and peaceful continuance of national progress. A change of attitude, radical from its very origin, and bitterly opposed to warfare, has become a historical fact. This attitude may resolve itself into a complete renunciation of war, may become an instrument of national policy, and thus may establish a new basis for international law.
abstract: The World War in its causes and in its effects has placed upon nations the necessity of analyzing the problems of war itself. The effort to eliminate the evils of war from international dealings has become a movement not wholly based upon emotion, although emotion and sentiment may strengthen the determination to eradicate them. Highly civilized nations still conscious of the tragic experience of the world conflict have more fully realized that war has become a futile instrument in the direction and peaceful continuance of national progress. A change of attitude, radical from its very origin, and bitterly opposed to warfare, has become a historical fact. This attitude may resolve itself into a complete renunciation of war, may become an instrument of national policy, and thus may establish a new basis for international law.
author: Derben, Mary Francis
language: en_US
keywords: United States--History
date published: 1934
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:50:13Z
provider: Creighton University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Creighton University

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