INDEX

Spectator, 156, 209, 210, 292, 333-337, 347, 356
Spencer, Herbert, 271-272
State, States: analogy between individuals in, 194-195; division of, in relation to conflict, 196; ancient and modern, character of, 296; false analogy between, and a person, 298-301; independent nature of, 300-301; Morning Post on the organism of, 304; heterogeneous elements of, 306; Professor McDougal on pugnacity of barbarous, 308-309; definition of, 313; reasons for lessening "rôle" of hostility among, 313-314; position of citizen of small, if he became citizen of a large, 321-322
States small: as prosperous as the Great Powers, 32, 40; investments secure in, 36, 37, 41; cause of prosperity of, 42-43
Statesmen: Major Murray on methods of, with regard to treaties, 41; Leo Maxse on character of English, 196
Steevens, W.H., 282, 289, 290, 291
Steinmetz, S.R., 160
Stengel, Baron von, 20, 162, 229
Story, General John P., 162
Switzerland: the commercial power of, 75; compared to Prussia, 255; position of British subject in, if threatened by Britain, 302

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