6
"The Valor of Ignorance." Harpers.
7
For an expression of these views in a more definite form, see Ratzenhofer's "Die Sociologische Erkenntniss," pp. 233, 234. Leipzig: Brockhaus, 1898.
8
Speech at Stationer's Hall, London, June 6, 1910.
9
"The Strenuous Life." Century Co.
10
McClure's Magazine, August, 1910.
11
Thomas Hughes, in his preface to the first English edition of "The Bigelow Papers," refers to the opponents of the Crimean War as a "vain and mischievous clique, who amongst us have raised the cry of peace." See also Mr. J.A. Hobson's "Psychology of Jingoism," p. 52. London: Grant Richards.
12
North American Review, March, 1912.
13
"The Interest of America in International Conditions." New York: Harper & Brothers.