An Fallacies, an Added (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Rethinking war, faith, and labor in an industrial age

This concise collection probes how religion and power shape conflict, politics, and national ambition, with a sharp eye on the costs and illusions of modern warfare. In candid, lucid prose, the book traces the grown pains of a world at war, the role of rulers, preachers, and professors, and the ways “progress” can become a cover for brutality. It also surveys America’s economic moments—tariffs, tax, and the surge of industrial power—arguing that a nation’s future rests on how well it handles labor, capital, and public policy.

• Examine how religious rhetoric and political power have motivated or justified war.
• See a critical view of imperial ambition, forced peace, and the idea of kultur.
• Explore debates over labor unions, wages, hours, and the balance between capital and labor.
• Assess the promise and peril of turning a port city into a world center of industry.

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