husband, authority of 121–22
hypocrisy 73, 112
immorality 112
imperialism 8, 52
impulses x, xv, 2–12;
activities,
towards 4, 6, 46;
aggression and resistance to aggression 8–9;
creative 150–51, 153, 154;
and desires 3–4, 6, 11, 152–53;
lack of, as death 9;
modification of 7–8;
and punishment 22;
and religion 134;
restraint of 5;
sacrifice, towards 33;
strength of 5, 7, 22;
towards war 48, 56, 57, 159;
and will 155
independence 36;
of thought 105
India 60–61
individualism/individuality 25, 33, 123, 124
industrial action 37–38, 47
industrialism 7, 23, 73, 74, 90
industrial systems, judging 74–75
infectious diseases, prevention of 40
inheritance 80
initiative 35, 43, 87
injustice 10, 40, 41–42, 78
Innocent III 129
instinct, life of:
and animal nature 134;
harmony with mind and spirit 135–37;
importance of 138–39;
and love 143;
unrefined 140
instinctive cycles 137
instinctive liking
institutions 22–23;
and authority 10, 13, 17;
creativeness of 153;
as hindrance to growth 12, 17;
political 12, 19, 85;
and private property 24;
religious 13;
social 11;
and State 24;
war as permanent institution 46–68
integration 151–52
intelligence, and limitation of families 116–18
international affairs, regulation 47
International Workers of the World 31
intrinsic wealth 48
James, William x–xi, 58
journalism 150
joy of life 10
Judaism 33
justice:
claims of 83;
and education 92;
and labour movement 82;
as object of civilization 39;
and remedying of injustice 41;
and socialism 81;
Kemp, Reginald 28n
King’s Proctor 109–10
knowledge 128, 134
labour disputes 37–38, 47
labour movement 82–83, 84
Lafayette 147
land, private ownership 41, 42;
lack of justification for 78, 79
law:
artificial injustice 78;
marriage 109, 111, 112, 120, 126–27;
and State 25–26, 38
Lawrence, D. H. xi–xii
Liberalism ix, x, 1
liberty 14, 36, 42, 43, 62;
and education 92, 93;
interference with 40, 61;
“liberties of Europe” 61;
and marriage 123, 127;
mutual 123;
political 49;
principle of 148
life:
and impulse 7, 9, 10;
philosophies of 159–60;
unity of 149–50, 156
liking, instinctive:
and common purpose 17–18;
