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Introduction | |
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The War of 1812 | |
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"The Draft Is Unconstitutional" | |
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"What Republicanism Is This?" | |
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"With Good Advice Make War" | |
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"Thou Hast Done a Deed Whereat Valor Will Weep" | |
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The Mexican War | |
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"Annexation and War with Mexico Are Identical" | |
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"The True Grandeur of Nations" | |
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"Mean and Infamous" | |
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"The Half-Insane Mumbling of a Fever Dream" | |
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"This Is a War for Slavery" | |
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"Address on War" | |
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The Civil War | |
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"The War Method of Peace" | |
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"A Christian Appeal to the Confederacy" | |
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"War or Constitution" | |
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"Do Not Serve as a Chaplain" | |
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"Gross, Shameless, Transparent Cheats" | |
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The Spanish-American and Philippine-American Wars | |
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"A Peace Appeal to Labor" | |
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"War Is Kind" | |
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"The Conquest of the United States by Spain" | |
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A Mother, "A Lament from Kentucky" | |
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"The Pesky Anti-Imperialist" | |
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"The Paralyzing Influence of Imperialism" | |
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"The American Birthright and the Philippine Pottage" | |
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World War I | |
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"Wealth's Terrible Mandate" | |
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"The People Do Not Want This War" | |
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"The State" | |
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"Strike Against War" | |
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"Disarm and Have Peace: A Pacifist Plea to End War" | |
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"The Subject Class Always Fights the Battles" | |
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"If: A Mother to Her Daughter" | |
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"Victory" | |
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World War II | |
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"Two Votes Against War: 1917 and 1941" | |
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"Assumptions about War" | |
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"Why We Refused to Register" | |
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"Why I Refused to Register in the October 1940 Draft and a Little of What It Led To" | |
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"I Think I'll Sit This One Out" | |
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The Cold War | |
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"A Turning Point in American History" | |
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"The President Has No Right to Involve the United States in a Foreign War" | |
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Dwight Eisenhower on the Military-Industrial Complex | |
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"Those Who Protest: The Transformation of the Conservative Movement" | |
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"Real Conservatives Don't Start Wars" | |
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"War, Peace, and the State" | |
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"Conservative Thoughts on Foreign Policy" | |
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The Vietnam War | |
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"Against the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution" | |
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"This Chamber Reeks of Blood" | |
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"Let's Mind Our Own Business" | |
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Divinity Students' Letter to Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, 1967 | |
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"Fighting the Lamb's War: Skirmishes with the American Empire" | |
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"The Verdict" | |
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"Learning the Hard Way" | |
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"Time on Target" | |
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"Hunting" | |
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"The Fish Cheer & I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag" | |
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Iraq and the War on Terror | |
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"Against War with Afghanistan" | |
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"We Stand Passively Mute" | |
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"An Open Letter to My Fellow Veterans" | |
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"I Lost My Son to a War I Oppose; We Were Both Doing Our Duty" | |
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"Why Did Bush Destroy Iraq?" | |
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"It's Mother's Day Again and We're Still at War" | |
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"Inaugurating Endless War" | |
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Resignation Letter | |
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"Iraq Comes Home: Soldiers Share the Devastating Tales of War" | |
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Americans Confront War | |
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John Quincy Adams on U.S. Foreign Policy | |
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"Mother's Day Proclamation" | |
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"The Valuation of Human Life in War" | |
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"Four Bloody Lies of War, from Havana 1898 to Baghdad 2003" | |
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"The Glory of War" | |
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"Put Away the Flags" | |
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"War Is a Government Program" | |
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"Reflections on War and Its Consequences" | |
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"Left-Right Alliance Against War?" | |
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Great Antiwar Films, A List by Butler Shaffer | |
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Bibliography | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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About the Editors | |
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Index | |