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                   GRICULTURAL depres-          of the nation living on its capital,
                 A sion, effects of deficient har-  286'288.
                  vests, i.  135.              Waste of capital on war and arma·
                                                ments, 290.
                 -   labourers,  money wages  of,   Cases of expenditure  of vast sums
                  1870-1 and 1880-1, i.  186.   for these pu~ without capital
                -    -, wages  of,  risen  sixty   being dimirushed, 291.
                  per  cent.  since  repeal  of corn   Case of England  during  the great
                                                war with France, 291.
                  laws, i. 391.   .            American  Civil War,  Franco-Ger.
                -- produce  of  Ireland  valued   man  War,  South  African  War,
                  at forty to forty-five  million.c.   292.295.
                                               Expenditure on armament. in time
                  i.435·                        of peace, 296.
                -    production, difficulties of in-  Amount  spent  in  Great  Britain,
                  ternational  comparisons  of,  ll.   France,  Germany,  and  Russia
                  61.                           only a  small percentage of total
                ALSACE-LoIlR,AINE,  loss  of,  to   income, 297.
                                               No  serious  increase  in  National
                  France, i. 40.        .       Debt, 299.
                ANGLO-AMERICAN race, econonuc   Expenditure on military armaments
                  development of, ii. 272.      in time of peace does not dimin-
                At"  w,/iflingo,. Calitail [19011   ish national capital, 299.
                                               Conclusion:  the  facts  when  ex-
                  ii. 278-3°4.                  amined do not support the com·
                   Introduction, 278.           mon  talk  that  Great  Britain  is
                   Difference  between  an  individlw   living  on  its  capital,  or  that
                     living on his capital and a nation.   nations  are  wasting  capital  on
                                                excessive armaments, 301.
                     279'282..   .   ..   .
                   Question  of a  nation Ii Vlng  on  Its   No  practical  advantage  to  a~e
                     capital in conse~uence of nature   against continuance of exc:e&SIve
                     and  results  of  It I  international   armaments, 302.
                     trade, 283.              The  more  economic  and  peaceIul
                   Are we living on our capital because   Powers  should  be able  to  keep
                     there is an excess of IIDports over   pace  while  straining  th~r. re-
                     exports, 283.              sources  less  than  the  military
                                                PowelS, JOJ..
                                                                •
                   Are we diminishing our investments   The  expenditure  IS  IlDav()ldable,
                     abroad,24
                   The  income  tall  as a  test  of the   3OJ.   •  .   of
                     increase  o(  our  investments  at   Great armaments In  time   peace
                                                are  an  insurance  against  war:
                   •  home, 285.                conclusion, J04.
                   In  calculating  excess  of  im~rts
                     over  exports,  shlt>ping  6-elghts   ARMAMENTS in time of peace, an
                    and other charges are not taken   insurance a.zainst war, ii. 304.
                    into account:  the increase of (or·
                    eign  banking money in London   ARMY,  BrittSh.  its  standard  of
                    has little to do with the question   strength, ii. 242.
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