"Blow trumpet, for the world is white with May; Blow trumpet, the long night hath roll'd away! Blow thro' the living world-'Let the King reign.'
'Blow trumpet! He will lift us from the dust.
Blow trumpet! live the strength and die the lust!
Clang battle axe, and clash brand! Let the King reign.
"Strike for the King and die! and if thou diest,
The King is King, and ever wills the highest.
Clang battle axe, and clash brand! Let the King reign.
"Blow, for our Sun is mighty in his May!
Blow, for our Sun is mightier day by day!
Clang battle axe, and clash brand! Let the King reign.”
History written with the
sword, 147, 155.
Homes, American, 28.
Huxley, 135.
Ideal man, 38 ff.
Ideal men, 5, 52.
Idealism of materialists, 135,
136.
Ideality of wealth, 73, 74.
Ideals, progressive, 47, 48;
when real, 96, 97.
Immortality, delusive ideas
of, 130 ff.; man's outfit
for, 144; personal, 131, 132;
pioneers of, 145.
Incompetency
of labor-
leaders for management of
capital, 17, 18.
Increase of wages in Eng-
land, 69.
Industrial age, how reached,
51.
Industrial discontent grows
by its gains, 17.
Inequality, benefits of, 13.
Invention, progress of, 49.
Jackson, Stonewall, 107.
Jefferson, 145.
Judgment of history, 155.
Judgment, private, 81.
Justice of war, 147 ff.
Kings, uncrowned, 93.
Kipling, quoted, 66.
Knowledge, how far sym-
bolic, 136; its power to
transform, 186.
Labor, its liberty, 56; a
school of character, 56; its
riots in the Middle Ages,
64; its chronic complaint,
68.
Labor leagues, their influ-
ence on character, 124.
Language, the mark and
matrix of nationality, 78,
none in the socialistic
State, 107.
Machinery, the morality of,
20 ff.; emancipation by,
65.
Magistracy of the sword, 150.
Majorities, right of, 76.
Malingering, socialistic, 104.
Man, social in his individu-
ality, 84.
Man of Sorrows, 175,
176.
"Man with the hoe," 1, 3.
Mandarins, socialistic, 105 ff.
Markham, 2, 3.
Marx, Carl, 33, 105.
Materialists, idealism of, 135,
136.
Matter, the evanescence of,
138 ff.
Men, value of great, 17, 18.
Middle Ages, Labor in the,
Might, Right of, 89, 90.
Mill, John Stuart, 135.
Millet, 12, 68, 115 ff.
Mind and body, how inti-
mate, 156.
Mind, essentially immortal,
138 ff.; finite and infinite,
140; self-determining, 141.
Money, Christ's idea of, 70;
the ethics of, 69, 70.
Monopoly by the State, III.
Morality of machinery, 30 ff.
More, Sir Thomas, 100.
Motive, the strongest, 141,
Nation, The, cannot waive
its rights, 151; its own in-
ternational court, 151; has
no inherent right to exist,
155-158; cursed by too
long peace, 157; spirit of,
sublimed by war, 160.
Nations, to be federated into
empires, 158, 159; small,
in the way of peace, 159..
National ethics not indi-
vidual, 150.
Natural Man, 26, 46.
Nature, beauty of, 49, 50;
providence in, 49;
nescence of, 173.
Nepotism, socialistic, 103.
Nirvana, 174.
Omniarchy, 174.
Ought, the, when impera-
tive, 122.
Ownership, 12.
Ox, brother to the, 23 ff.
Pain, the paradise of, 177 ff.;
in art, 178; in philosophy,
178 ff.; in morality, 180;
in religion, 181.
Paradise of pain, the, 177.
Pattern Man, 14; not pre-
historic, 14.
Pauperism, 59.
Peace area, 159.
Peace Congress, 156.
Peace may be a curse, 157.
Perfect society requires per-
fect characters, 41, 47, 48.
Personal responsibility of the
poor, 34.
Personality, supreme, test of
socialistic schemes, 123.
Pharisee, the socialistic, 120.
Philippines, the, 168.
Picture of The Man with the
Hoe, 1, 3; Millet's interpre-
tation of, 115, 116.
Plato, 100.
Plutocrat, reign of, 54 ff.
Polynesia, the communal
Poor, the, their responsibil-
ity, 34; growing rich, 59.
Potatoes, the first in France,
107.
Progress, measured by wants,
28; by property, 49 ff.; of
invention, 49; by cata-
clysm, 98.
Race, the Republic of, 160.
Race-man, the, 123.
Raphael, 16.
Realm of the Spirit, 175.
Red Cross, the, 169 ff.
Red tape, socialistic, 105.
Reforms, too facile, 56.
Reign of the plutocrat, 69 ff.
Republic of the Race, 160.
Revolution, the American,
162, 163.
Riots of labor in Middle Ages,
64.
Roebuck, 67.
Round Table, the, 190.
Rousseau, 100.
Sacraments, the philosophy
of, 184, 185.
Sacrifice, law of, 123.
Satisfaction by sacrifice, 122.
Sea, no barrier, 167;
thoroughfare of nations,
167.
Self, the social, 11.
Self-reform, 120.
Self-will, 51.
Shakespeare, 16.
Siegfried, 49.
Slavery, a step in progress,
57.
Slaves, the first Christians
were, 58.
Slave-virtues, Christian, 58.
Slums, 30; West-End, 34.
Social Democracy, 100 ff.
Socialistic nepotism, 103;
malingering, 104; office-
seeking, 104; red-tape, 105.
Society, future of,
treason to, 62.
Spencer, Herbert, 157.
Spirit of the Nation, 92;
Wages of going on, 129 ff.
Wagner, 18.
Wallace, Sir Alfred, quoted,
142, 143.
War, justice of, 147 ff.; has
its own ethics, 150, 151;
the great idealist, 161; be-
tween the States, 164; for
Cuba, 166.
Washington, George, 161.
Wealth, what share belongs
to invention and to abil-
ity, 18, 20; distribution of,
73; virtue of, 74; commu-
nal, IOI.
Whitman, Walt, quoted, 42.
Wilderness, the temptation
in the, 117.
Will, society exists for the,
35; freedom of the, 141.
Wyclif, 100.
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