The Ideal Of Humanity And Universal Federation (1900)

Exploring the philosophical underpinnings of universal federation, Krause argues for the establishment of a united global community focused on the common good. The book is structured into three parts: an overview of his philosophy, the historical development and potential of universal federation, and the practical implications involving education, religion, and politics. Emphasizing individual moral development as essential for progress, Krause invites readers to envision a harmonious world achieved through collective and personal responsibility.