Peace Society advocates arbitration over war
A speaker argues that public opinion, moral force, and working men’s unity can compel governments to settle disputes by arbitration. He recalls the lessons of Daniel O’Connell, Wellington, and Peel, condemns military demoralisation, and urges Britain to lead in a general system of peaceful adjudication with America and other powers.
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Daniel O’connell
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Ireland
Aldershot
Daniel
America
Mr. H. Richard
M.P
Moffat
Reading
Prince of Peace
Mundella
Sheffield
Richard
London
Alexander Hannay
Friends of Peace
Peace Society
Forfarshire
Disraeli
Hannay
House of Commons
England
Peace Sociey
John Bright
Mr. Bright
Europe
Germany
France
Atlantic
Churches of Christ
Christ
Great Britain
J. H. Parrison
Holland