Introduction to Non-Violence
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The title page names Introduction to Non-Violence by Theodore Paullin and The Pacifist Research Bureau of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The series line reads Non-Violent Action in Tension Areas, Series III, Number 1, July 1944. The text says that men and women of many creeds and diverse economic backgrounds have come together in the desire to sustain one another and aid one another in making their protest against war.
One passage says that every individual who looks upon non-violence as only a means, rather than as an end in itself, will accept or reject it on the basis of his estimate of the expediency of non-violent methods. The text also says that Gandhi believes in non-violence both as a principle and as the most effective means of achieving his purposes.
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- Author
- Theodore Paullin
- Pages
- 86
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- English
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- Political Philosophy
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