Christianity And War

■ In nïl he d.lïerencea betu-een nation., nd in tL final jiídgniflhi upon them. a great ncw. e&J há come ñio iba consmuiion of the Tribu n! f tneaii the trfbunal of the public onini . V' l Wilh ihe consent of lier s.ibier nl , r eithorn the =Te;ii!I Jud,nIc,urofSU[tCw'ïrLC;jUSher flucnceofcivilizalion. tho infii,L ihoinnd nübve nll, ,hc nflunc9 ?f ih?if COnïfnerce' vl.ich hiñes over cSriSSjbrt ' (CaVCil'r Jigh' n n rdinato love of nmbition lüiSh $ny"S scènes of war; nnd ns h ,n i. " Me bloody Hon, and on .he principio of Sc iU9fUD'