The Case for Compulsory Military Service
The Case for Compulsory Military Service
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, then Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education, wrote in . 1913 a pamphlet on Democracy and Compulsory Service, which was published by the League of Young Liberals at a penny, (vi) In June 1915 the International Arbitration League published a leaflet by Mr. F. W. Groldstone, M. P. , Is Conscrip- tion Necessary or Desirable ? Let us deal with the most important objections emphasized by these writers, who naturally often repeat each other's arguments.
First comes the " Blue Water " obje...ction. We are told that, the real bulwark of National Defence being our Navy, this throws all merely military considerations into the background.
This is the first, and apparently strongest, objection which we have to face apparently strongest, because it always begins by rehearsing incontestable truths, and only enters upon doubtful ground where it begins to come to the real point. All voluntarist writers emphasize it ; and it is expressed in two forms.
242 COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE (a) Sometimes we are told that we cannot strengthen our land forces without weakening the Navy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, then Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education, wrote in . 1913 a pamphlet on Democracy and Compulsory Service, which was published by the League of Young Liberals at a penny, (vi) In June 1915 the International Arbitration League published a leaflet by Mr. F. W. Groldstone, M. P. , Is Conscrip- tion Necessary or Desirable ? Let us deal with the most important objections emphasized by these writers, who naturally often repeat each other's arguments.
First comes the " Blue Water " obje...ction. We are told that, the real bulwark of National Defence being our Navy, this throws all merely military considerations into the background.
This is the first, and apparently strongest, objection which we have to face apparently strongest, because it always begins by rehearsing incontestable truths, and only enters upon doubtful ground where it begins to come to the real point. All voluntarist writers emphasize it ; and it is expressed in two forms.
242 COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE (a) Sometimes we are told that we cannot strengthen our land forces without weakening the Navy.
What to read after The Case for Compulsory Military Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coulton, G. G. (George Gordon), 1858-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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