Seek lasting peace through practical ideas, not just ideals.
This historical address argues that war is a systemic failure and presents a concrete path toward perpetual peace through arbitration, a federation of nations, and enforceable treaties.
In thoughtful, accessible language, the speaker maps the long arc from early philosophical hopes to modern efforts—covering Kant, Bentham, Franklin, Jefferson, and truer voices in the peace movement. It outlines why a formal Peace system could end or greatly reduce war, and how arbitration could guide fair outcomes without surrendering national interests.
The book frames the core questions around the moral and political power of peaceful resolution, and why public support matters for a long‑term, global peace among nations.
Ideal for readers of history, political philosophy, and those curious about the roots of modern peace movements.
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