Nonviolent action : how it works

by George Lakey

Pamphlet, 1963

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Available

Call number

CP 129 c2

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nonviolence, peace, civil disobedience, resistance, social justice, Fiji

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Publication

[Wallingford, Pa., Pendle Hill, 1963]

Subjects

Nonviolence
Nonviolence Religious aspects Society of Friends
Passive resistance

Original publication date

1963

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Nonviolent action has some kind of power, even when the action is not very spectacular. What is this power? How does it work? What happens to the opponents in the course of the struggle? In this excellent pamphlet, Lakey answers these questions with a wisdom and insight gleaned from experience and
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CP 129 c2

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5861

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