A discipline for non-violence

by Richard B. Gregg

Pamphlet, 1941

Status

Available

Call number

CP 11

Tags

nonviolence, pacifism, discipline, peace, obedience, group, cooperation, community, courage, patience, humility, truth, faith, morality

Collections

Your library, CP - PENDLE HILL PAMPHLETS

Publication

Wallington PA: Pendle Hill Publications, 1941.

Subjects

Evil, Non-resistance to
Nonviolence

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Call number

CP 11

Barcode

6015

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