A Clean Peace
A Clean Peace
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. . Acts of cruelty, oppression, violence, and theft against individual victims for which no justification can be found in the ordinary usages of war. It draws attention particularly to the loss of life and property of merchant seamen and other non-combat- ants, including women and children, resulting from this inhuman and ruthless conduct. It should be part of the conditions of peace that there should be forthwith set up a Court of Claims and Accusations, which should investigate all such alle...gations as may be brought before it, summon the accused person or Government to answer the complaint, pronounce judgment and award compensation or damages, payable by the individual or Government condemned, to the persons who had suffered wrong or to their dependants. " There must not only be compensation for property de- stroyed. The wage-earners and peasants must be restored to their lost homes and their lost employment.
A Clean Peace.
If the German rulers imagined that they could humbug the British as they humbugged the Bolsheviks, if they thought that their success in deceiving the inexperienced democracy of Russia by peace phrases and formulas could be repeated by any pacifist propaganda among the workers of Great Britain or Western Europe, the manifesto of the Inter-Allied Conference of London must be a disappoint- ment to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Acts of cruelty, oppression, violence, and theft against individual victims for which no justification can be found in the ordinary usages of war. It draws attention particularly to the loss of life and property of merchant seamen and other non-combat- ants, including women and children, resulting from this inhuman and ruthless conduct. It should be part of the conditions of peace that there should be forthwith set up a Court of Claims and Accusations, which should investigate all such alle...gations as may be brought before it, summon the accused person or Government to answer the complaint, pronounce judgment and award compensation or damages, payable by the individual or Government condemned, to the persons who had suffered wrong or to their dependants. " There must not only be compensation for property de- stroyed. The wage-earners and peasants must be restored to their lost homes and their lost employment.
A Clean Peace.
If the German rulers imagined that they could humbug the British as they humbugged the Bolsheviks, if they thought that their success in deceiving the inexperienced democracy of Russia by peace phrases and formulas could be repeated by any pacifist propaganda among the workers of Great Britain or Western Europe, the manifesto of the Inter-Allied Conference of London must be a disappoint- ment to them.
What to read after A Clean Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Charles Albert Mccurdy to read onlineMoreLess
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