^{page 277 note 1} But is it relevant to illustrate from our approval of “the man who is truthful even when it would be distinctly to his advantage to be otherwise?” (Italics mine.).

^{page 278 note 1} A reviewer must protest against Mr. Sutherland's central comment on conscription. “When men are forced to fight it cannot be held that they are fighting because they think it right; the reason they are fighting is because they are submitting to force majeure. & They may believe the cause is just, but that is not why they are fighting; they are fighting because the only alternative is heavy legal penalties. & Failure to accept this implies a belief that every German soldier is fighting in what is to him a just cause.”—That is, with motives A and B both in the field, everyone concerned acts solely from B; and failure to accept this implies a belief that they all act from A.