Contents of Volume Ii 
Chapter XXI WHY GREAT REVOLUTIONS WILL BE- 
COME MORE RARE 265 
Chapter XXII WHY DEMOCRATIC NATIONS NATU- 
RALLY DESIRE PEACE, AND DEMOCRATIC ARMIES, 
WAR 
Chapter XXIII WHicH Is THE MOST WARLIKE AND 
MosT REVOLUTIONARY CLASS IN DEMOCRATIC 
ARMIES 
Chapter XXIV Causes WHICH RENDER DeMo- 
CRATIC ARMIES WEAKER THAN OTHER ARMIES AT 
THE OUTSET OF A CAMPAIGN, AND MORE FoRMI- 
DABLE IN PROTRACTED WARFARE 
Chapter XXV OF DISCIPLINE IN DEMOCRATIC 
ARMIES 
Chapter XXVI SoME CONSIDERATIONS ON WAR IN 
DEMOCRATIC COMMUNITIES 297 
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INFLUENCE OF DEMOCRATIC IDEAS AND 
FEELINGS ON POLITICAL SOCIETY 
Chapter 1 EQUALITY NATURALLY 
TASTE FOR FREE INSTITUTIONS 
Chapter 11 THAT THE OPINIONS OF DEMOCRATIC 
NATIONS ABOUT GOVERNMENT ARE NATURALLY 
FAVORABLE TO THE CONCENTRATION OF POWER 
Chapter 111 THAT THE SENTIMENTS OF DEMOCRATIC 
NATIONS ACCORD WITH THEIR OPINIONS IN LEAD- 
ING THEM TO CONCENTRATE POLITICAL POWER 
Chapter IV OF CERTAIN PECULIAR AND ACCIDENTAL 
Causes WHicH EITHER LEAD A PEOPLE To COM- 
PLETE THE CENTRALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT OR 
DiverT THEM FROM IT 
Chapter V. THAT AMONG THE EUROPEAN NATIONS 
oF OUR TIME THE SOVEREIGN POWER Is INCREAS- 
ING, ALTHOUGH THE SOVEREIGNS ARE Less Sta- 
BLE 
Chapter VI WHAT SORT OF DESPOTISM DeMo- 
CRATIC NATIONS HAVE TO FEAR 
Gives MEN A 
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