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Excerpt from Labour in Transition: A Survey of British Industrial History Since 1914Oi social affairs it has been said, war does but accelerate tendenmes already in existence. In the' long run, and on the national scale, the statement is probably true and even in the short run and on the scale of the individual groups and sections of a complex community, it holds good in so far as the sudden assertion of an exacting national purpose demands th...

Excerpt from The Liberal Tradition: A Study of the Social and Spiritual Conditions of FreedomN ow once again the familiar cycle of depression, militarism, war has further raised the temperature and shortened the perspec tive. In time of stress we naturally counteract our suffering with the thought Of better days to come, and as the strain increases we advance the date. We draw spiritual as well as financial drafts upon the future, never doubti...

Excerpt from The Liberal Tradition: A Study of the Social and Spiritual Conditions of Freedom N ow once again the familiar cycle of depression, militarism, war has further raised the temperature and shortened the perspec tive. In time of stress we naturally counteract our suffering with the thought Of better days to come, and as the strain increases we advance the date. We draw spiritual as well as financial drafts upon the future, never doub...

Excerpt from Labour in Transition: A Survey of British Industrial History Since 1914 Of social affairs, it has been said, war does but accelerate tendencies already in existence. In the long run, and on the national scale, the statement is probably true, and even in the short run, and on the scale of the individual groups and sections of a complex community, it holds good in so far as the sudden assertion of an exacting national purpose deman...