that thr success .«r practicability of non-resistance docs not depend upon the moral condition of the people towards whom it is manifested, but essentially upon the moral condition, the faith and the courage those who profess to helieve in it. savape, for instance, would never c

the ordinary lay-woman is lost. The Observer Aviation Expert declares against wasting our aeroplane force on defending England. " The Western front calls for our first energies, and the magnificent arid effective work of harrying the Germans at Zeebrugge, Bruges, and other centr

It is as well that readers of THE CRUSADER should be pulled up over and over again to realise that we are out on a real Crusade against false ideals—false principles, and to raise a standard against the delusion which is bringing ruin upon our generation, that somehow the " Wrat

mothers in these days. And well it may be, for the estimated total casualty list is 23,000,000. 4,820,000 killed. 3,470,000 died from wounds and other causes. 8,290,000 total loss of life. If it were possible to line up these casualties four abreast with a yard between each row,

The fact is, we are all too cowardly and poor spirited. We are afraid, and that is why we keep up these armed defences. Let us throw them down and stand forth openly unarmed and undismayed. Is it a hazardous adventure? What matter, so long as our cause is just? Are we a nation o

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