Everyman's struggle for peace

by Horace Gundry Alexander

Other authorsE.P. Devanandan (Foreword)
Pamphlet, 1953

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Available

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CP 74/1

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peace, nonviolence, Gandhi, war, India, pacifism, social concerns

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Publication

Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill, c1953.

Subjects

Peace
Peace Religious aspects Society of Friends

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This pamphlet has some good material, but reads as rather dated. His lovely point: Alexander, who worked with Gandhi, finds the seeds of war in greed, hatred, craving, selfishness; the seeds of peace in love and understanding, and the seeds of happiness in cooperation and service.

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CP 74/1

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