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The first has already been put into practice: uncompromising war resistance and
refusal to do military service under any circumstances. In countries where
conscription exists, the true pacifist must refuse military duty. Already, a
considerable ...
The first has already been put into practice: uncompromising war resistance and
refusal to do military service under any circumstances. In countries where
conscription exists, the true pacifist must refuse military duty. Already, a
considerable ...
Page 118
I further suggest that pacifists of all countries start raising funds to support those
who would want to refuse military service but who cannot actually do so for lack
of financial means. I, therefore, advocate the establishment of an international ...
I further suggest that pacifists of all countries start raising funds to support those
who would want to refuse military service but who cannot actually do so for lack
of financial means. I, therefore, advocate the establishment of an international ...
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Mr. Allinson's accusation, put briefly and plainly, is something like this: "A few
years ago you publicly urged refusal of military service. Now — although the
international situation has become unexpectedly worse and more acute — you
keep ...
Mr. Allinson's accusation, put briefly and plainly, is something like this: "A few
years ago you publicly urged refusal of military service. Now — although the
international situation has become unexpectedly worse and more acute — you
keep ...
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Contents
THE REALITY OF WAR 19141918 | 1 |
HOPE AND DISILLU | 27 |
ra INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LEAGUE | 58 |
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