Jane Addams
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American social reformer and founder of Hull House (1860 to 1935); Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 1931; author of Democracy and Social Ethics.
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36 beliefs on korrents (opens korrents.com)
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Newer, active ideals of peace, if made truly operative, would probably in the end do away with war as a natural process (opens korrents.com)
“The following pages present the claims of the newer, more aggressive ideals of peace, as over against the older dovelike ideal. These newer ideals are active and dynamic, and it is believed that if their forces were…”
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Securing peace by preparing for war is a cumbersome, roundabout and extravagant theory (opens korrents.com)
“Certainly no theory could be devised which is more cumbersome, more roundabout, more extravagant, than the reductio ad absurdum of the peace-secured-by-the-preparation-for-war theory.”
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The quarrelsome city mob, made cosmopolitan by its neighbours, may be what saves us from war (opens korrents.com)
“It is possible that we shall be saved from warfare by the “fighting rabble” itself, by the “quarrelsome mob” turned into kindly citizens of the world through the pressure of a cosmopolitan neighborhood.”
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Newer, active ideals of peace, if made truly operative, would probably in the end do away with war as a natural process (opens korrents.com)