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... that war is an act of violence, which in its application knows no bounds; as one dictates the law to the other, there arises a sort of reciprocal action, which in the conception, must lead to an extreme. This is the first reciprocal action, and the first extreme with which we meet (first reciprocal action).
... that war is an act of violence, which in its application knows no bounds; as one dictates the law to the other, there arises a sort of reciprocal action, which in the conception, must lead to an extreme. This is the first reciprocal action, and the first extreme with which we meet (first reciprocal action).
4.—The aim is to disarm the enemy.
'''4.—The aim is to disarm the enemy'''.
We have already said that '''the aim of the action in war is to disarm the enemy''', and we shall now show that this in theoretical conception at least is necessary.
We have already said that '''the aim of the action in war is to disarm the enemy''', and we shall now show that this in theoretical conception at least is necessary.