3. Consequent cessation of war and disarmament of nations.

4. Stoppage of the manufacture of military weapons, with resulting

decay of dependent industries; that is to say, decay of the ability

to produce the weapons. Diversion of intellectual activity to arts of

peace.

5. War no longer capable of being marked by “terrific and fearful

slaughter.” _Ergo_,

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