Our enemy the state, a plea for an unarmed commonwealth of friends, trained to live by reason, love and freedom / Gilbert T. SADLER / London [UK] : C. W. Daniel (1922)

ISBD Public Our enemy the state, a plea for an unarmed commonwealth of friends, trained to live by reason, love and freedom [texte imprimé] / Gilbert T. SADLER . - London [UK] : C. W. Daniel, 1922 . - 129 p. ; 20 cm. Tabl., poem, Signed by Pierre Ceresole Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : DÉSOBÉISSANCE CIVILE ; DROIT ; ÉCONOMIE ; ÉTAT ; FAMILLE ; GUERRE ; RELIGION Résumé : Argument I. The meaning of the state: 1) The State as the ruling class: a. The term "state" b. The Constitutions of States c. The group who compose the State d. The State as sub-Christian 2) The State as upheld by force: a. At home b. Abroad II. The Evils upheld by the State 1) Leonine Contracts a. Marriage b. The wage-system c. Rent d. Interest 2) The Criminal Law a. Revengeful b. Superficial c. Harmful 3) Deception as to War a. Enlisting b. The origin of the Great War c. Conscription d. Inflation and Taxation 4) The Futility of International Law III. The Path to an unarmed Commonwealth of Friends 1) The inadequacy of Parliament and of a violent revolution 2) The Ultimate Reality on which men can rely instead of on State-force 3) The methods of non-co-operation with the State 4) Examples of fellowship without force Mention de responsabilité : by Gilbert T. Sadler Permalink : https://www.cira.ch/catalogue/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=674 Titre : Our enemy the state, a plea for an unarmed commonwealth of friends, trained to live by reason, love and freedom Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Gilbert T. SADLER Editeur : London [UK] : C. W. Daniel Année de publication : 1922 Importance : 129 p. Format : 20 cm Note générale : Tabl., poem, Signed by Pierre Ceresole Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : DÉSOBÉISSANCE CIVILE ; DROIT ; ÉCONOMIE ; ÉTAT ; FAMILLE ; GUERRE ; RELIGION Résumé : Argument I. The meaning of the state: 1) The State as the ruling class: a. The term "state" b. The Constitutions of States c. The group who compose the State d. The State as sub-Christian 2) The State as upheld by force: a. At home b. Abroad II. The Evils upheld by the State 1) Leonine Contracts a. Marriage b. The wage-system c. Rent d. Interest 2) The Criminal Law a. Revengeful b. Superficial c. Harmful 3) Deception as to War a. Enlisting b. The origin of the Great War c. Conscription d. Inflation and Taxation 4) The Futility of International Law III. The Path to an unarmed Commonwealth of Friends 1) The inadequacy of Parliament and of a violent revolution 2) The Ultimate Reality on which men can rely instead of on State-force 3) The methods of non-co-operation with the State 4) Examples of fellowship without force Mention de responsabilité : by Gilbert T. Sadler Permalink : https://www.cira.ch/catalogue/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=674

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