Munich, October 29, 1891

... My most respectful greeting to all friends of peace! Only the

brute in man can desire war. So let all the inciters and promoters of

war be treated as brutes and put out of the decent society of

civilized men. And, moreover, let any one who in the press eggs on war

and speaks in favor of wholesale murder be brought before the courts

as a common bravo and assassin.

... The last word in this fearful question of blood, to which the

flower of the country is sacrificed, does not rest with the men at

all, but with the mothers.

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