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F. J. C. Hearnshaw. Freedom In Service
Freedom In Service
Table of Contents
PREFACE
FREEDOM IN SERVICE
I
I. UNIVERSAL OBLIGATION TO SERVE
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II. THE OLD ENGLISH MILITIA
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III. MEDIÆVAL REGULATIONS
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IV. TUDOR AND STUART DEVELOPMENTS
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V. THE LAST TWO CENTURIES
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VI. CONCLUSION
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COMPULSORY SERVICE AND LIBERTY
I. THE PLEA OF FREEDOM
II. THE TERM "LIBERTY"
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III. LIBERTY AS FREEDOM FROM FOREIGN CONTROL
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IV. LIBERTY AS SYNONYMOUS WITH RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT
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V. LIBERTY AS ABSENCE OF RESTRAINT
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VI. LIBERTY AS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE
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III
THE VOLUNTARY PRINCIPLE
I. THE IDEA OF VOLUNTARISM
II. ITS ESTABLISHMENT
III. THE RESULT
IV. THE PRESENT SITUATION
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V. THE FUTURE
IV
PASSIVE RESISTANCE
I. THE NEW PERIL
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II. PASSIVE RESISTANCE AS REBELLION
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III. THE RIGHT OF REBELLION
IV. REBELLION AGAINST A DEMOCRACY
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V. THE DUTY OF THE STATE
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V
CHRISTIANITY AND WAR
I. A CONFLICT OF CONVICTIONS
II. THE RELIGION OF THE BIBLE
III. THE DOCTRINE AND PRACTICE OF THE CHURCH
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IV. FORCE AS A MORAL INSTRUMENT
V. THE IDEAL OF THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT
VI. THE PACIFICIST SUCCESSION
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VII. CONCLUSION
VI
THE STATE AND ITS RIVALS
I. THE IDEA OF THE STATE IN ENGLAND
II. THE RIVALS OF THE STATE
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III. WHAT THE STATE IS AND DOES
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IV. THE SPHERE OF NATIONAL SERVICE
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