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xlix, 535 pages 21 cm Includes bibliographical references (pages xlvii-xlviii) [Part I] Quakers: First letter to the Delaware Indians / William Penn -- Journal / John Woolman -- Plea for the poor / John Woolman -- Letter to the President of the Continental Congress / Anthony Benezet -- [Part II] Abolitionists: Declaration of sentiments, 1838 / William Lloyd Garrison -- Christian non-resistance / Adin Ballou -- Civil disobedience / Henry David Thoreau -- Philosophy of the abolition movement / Wendell Phillips -- Passive resistance / Elihu Burritt -- [Part III] Anarchists: Speeches in court, 1886 / Michael Schwab and August Spies -- Relation of the state to the individual / Benjamin Tucker -- Anarchism: What it really stands for / Emma Goldman -- [Part IV] Progressives: Moral equivalent of war / William James -- Marx vs. Tolstoi / Clarence Darrow -- Letters from prison, 1917 / Suffragettes -- [Part V] Conscientious objectors, World War I: Statements of conscientious objection, 1917-1918 / Roger Baldwin and others -- Personal reactions during war / Jane Addams -- Atlanta prison, 1917 / Ammon Hennacy -- [Part VI] Trade unionists: Testimony before the industrial relations commission, 19

Author

Lynd, Staughton, editor

Publisher

Bobbs-merrill Co

Published

1966

Language

EN

ISBN

9780672509933

Rating

3.83 / 5 (30 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13