The Duty of the Neutrals (Classic Reprint): Lecture Given at the Ateneo Madrid, Spain, January 10, 1917: Lecture Given at the Ateneo Madrid, Spain, January 10, 1917 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Stand for justice in a time of war and take a clear look at moral resistance. This lecture argues that neutrals must act to defend liberty and law, not merely observe from the sidelines.

In these pages, the speaker calls for steadfast moral resistance to aggression, honors the courage of France and Italy, and urges Latins to stand with right over force. It blends history, rhetoric, and a call for principled action, all framed around the events of World War I and the role of neutral nations.

- Explore how neutrality is framed as a duty to protect justice and the common good
- See comparisons drawn between nations, alliances, and the values that bind Latin peoples
- Consider what constitutes legitimate defense and how public opinion should respond to aggression
- Read pointed reflections on wartime ethics, endurance, and the costs of war

Ideal for readers of history, political rhetoric, and wartime ethics who want a perspective on neutrality, duty, and the stakes of international conflict in the early 20th century.

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