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Antiwar Dissent and Peace Activism in World War I America - A Documentary Reader (Paperback)
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Antiwar Dissent and Peace Activism in World War I America - A Documentary Reader (Paperback)
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World War I was a watershed in modern world history. On the
battlefield, millions were slaughtered by chemical warfare, machine
guns, and trench warfare--and this senseless bloodletting remains
the most enduring legacy of the Great War. Critical to
understanding the war's significance is the often-overlooked
emergence of a "modern" dynamic grassroots peace movement that both
opposed war and sought to abolish its social causes.
Edited by Scott H. Bennett and Charles F. Howlett, "Antiwar
Dissent and Peace Activism in World War I America" presents primary
documents, most anthologized for the first time, illustrating
opposition and resistance to the war and the government's efforts
to promote the war and restrict dissent. This fresh collection
highlights the broad range of antiwar sentiment: religious and
secular, liberal and radical, pacifist and nonpacifist, including
conscientious objection. It also addresses key issues raised by the
antiwar movement--particularly dissent in wartime, civil liberties,
the meaning of patriotism, and citizen peace activism--that remain
vital to understanding American democracy.
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