A Primer of the Peace Movement, Volume 1, Part 15...
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"A Primer Of The Peace Movement, Volume 1, Part 15" offers a detailed snapshot into the early 20th-century movement advocating for global peace. Authored by Lucia True Ames Mead and published in conjunction with the American Peace Society, this work provides valuable insights into the strategies, arguments, and philosophies driving pacifist efforts during a time of increasing international tension. The primer delves into the core tenets of the peace movement, presenting a structured overview intended to educate and mobilize supporters. This volume captures the spirit and intellectual foundations of a movement committed to fostering diplomacy and preventing war.
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