...order, every social influence, every effective agency of public discussion and of popular agitation, is seen to be directly and financially interested in...common poverty for the old and the hopelessness of h'fe for the young. But a new note is struck. It was struck ringingly not long ago by the British Chancellor...

...with others' lives and the men who made fortunes out of war business — they all lived and nourished and reproduced their ilk to breed your grafters and...British Chancellor of the Exchequer. The words of Lloyd Greorge, that new hope of the world's democracy, echoed round the world and quickened the pace of social...

...true imperialism. The disgrace of the governments of the Empire, Macdonald stated, was not to be found in the absence of military glory, "but in the existence...the old and the hopelessness of life for the young." Finally, Stead did much to promote "a world federation of free, sovereign, autonomous nations" in which...

...behalf of millions of her people. Slowly, however, the English Parliament itself is beginning to see that the disgrace of government is not in the absence of military glory, but in the continued existence of remedial social evils. To quote the words of the British Chancellor of the Exchequer:...