The Germs of War

by Scott Nearing

 

The
Germs of
War

 

A Study in Preparedness

BY

SCOTT NEARING

 

 

Published and Copyrighted by
The National Rip-Saw Publishing Company
Saint Louis, Missouri
1916

 

43

Chapters (not listed in original)

• 1. Peace Game or War Game|
• 2. Two Cases of Preparedness
• 3. "Human Nature" and War
• 4. Treasonable Lying and War
• 5. Sign-Boards That Point Toward War
• 6. The Economics of War
• 7. War Business is Good Business
• 8. The War Makers
• 9. The Wolf Struggle of Nations
• 10. Defending American Ideals
• 11. Swat the Germ!

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