Newspaper-press of the warring nations, 133.

Newspapers, of both countries give publicity only to prejudiced stories unfavorable to the enemy, 81; jests in, 170; those who behind the line ring the bells, make speeches, and write, 175; they lie--consciously or unconsciously, 178.

Nietzsche, 58.

Nivernais, my own little town in the, 89.

Nordhausen, Richard, 155.

_Notre-Dame la Misere_, 91.

Ode to a Howitzer, an, 155.

Official agencies, 29.

Officialdom, heroes of, 91.

Omega workshops, the, 12.

Organization, 111.

Ostwald, 28, 111, 164.

Paladins of G.o.d, the, 39.

Pamphleteer, a maladroit, 17.

Pangermanism, 68.

Panslavism, 68, 71.

Pa.s.sion, the language of, 143.

Patrimony of the human race, the, 21.

Patriotism, the true formula of, 185.

Peace, man deteriorates in, 28; armed, 39; of Europe, the, 137.

Pedants of Barbarism, 29.

Pedants, the megalomania of, 167.

Peguy, Charles, 31, 32, 37.

Pen dipped in blood, a, 79; armies of the, 144.

Perrier, E., 44.

Perrette of the fable, 113.

Petzold, 155.

Pioch, Georges, 14.

Plutarch, 186.

Polemics is like a theft from these unfortunates, time devoted to, 98.

Policy, German, 20.

Pontiff, the new, 49.

Pope Pius X died of grief to see the outbreak of this war, 48.

Prelude to the great war of the nations, 2.

Prenant, Mr., 52.

Press, the war-preaching French, English and German, 49; an unscrupulous, 80; bullies of the, 91.

Prisoner, the moral situation of the military, 82.

Prisoners, civil, 85; of war, 97; Agency, 177.

Priests are marching with the colors, 46.

Problem of freedom, the, 7.

Protest, the poverty of, 17.

Proudhon, 2.

Prussian Imperialism, 26, 50, 57.

Psychologic necessity, 131.

Public opinion, 53.

Public safety, the famous doctrine of, 31.

Publicists trying to rouse the energies of the nation, 102.

Questions which divided you, the, 41.