Excerpt from The Road Toward Peace: A Contribution to the Study of the Causes of the European War, and of the Means of Preventing, War in the Future
This edition differs from the first only by the addition of five new chapters, as follows: Chapter XV contains an exchange of letters with Mr. Salmon O. Levinson, of Chicago, on the fundamental conditions under which preliminary negotiations for peace might reasonably be opened. Chapter XVI is a letter to the New York Times of May 15, on fidelity to international agreements the tap-root of human progress. Chapter XVII is an address at the Lake Mo-honk Conference on May 20,1915, on the hopes for the future of Europe. Chapter XVIII is a Memorial Day address, delivered by me at Sanders Theatre, Harvard University, on the 31st of May last, on "The Moral Effects of War"; and Chapter XIX is a letter to the New York Times of July 18, on "Some Sure Inferences from Eleven Months of the Greatest of Wars."
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