... THE C.O.'S PLEA The case of the Conscientious Objector is set forth pas sionately by Mrs. Henry Hob- bouse, the mother of Mr. Stephen Hobhouse, in a pamphlet, The Appeal unto Caesar, just issued by Allen and Unwin. She has three sons fighting, but says ...

... ever-consoling faith. Peace upon earth, goodwill to men may be felt even in the midst of the most hideous war. But the conscientious objector knows nothing of all this. His is the sort of eye that takes in only the obvious, the surface-value of things. He ...

... has been allotted to the hour of minimum inconvenience. Shall we hear, when October puts the clock back, of some conscientious objector, in the wilds of Wales or the dales of Yorkshire, who would have no traffic with the absurd thing and kept stubbornly ...