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... Peace Pledge Union in the 1930s , which collected 100,000 such pledges , almost all , like Burritt's , quickly forgotten when war broke out . The almost complete collapse ... Peace Union and the other newly triumphant peace groups swung 87.
... Peace Pledge Union in the 1930s , which collected 100,000 such pledges , almost all , like Burritt's , quickly forgotten when war broke out . The almost complete collapse ... Peace Union and the other newly triumphant peace groups swung 87.
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Peace Union and the other newly triumphant peace groups swung into line behind another " exceptional " war - this ... peace that everyone wants , in effect no one wants . Peace 88.
Peace Union and the other newly triumphant peace groups swung into line behind another " exceptional " war - this ... peace that everyone wants , in effect no one wants . Peace 88.
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... peace sentiment will be widespread enough to make mass action possible and effective . In the civil rights field of the Negro struggle , he points out , similar actions were carried on for many years ( often by some of the same people ) ...
... peace sentiment will be widespread enough to make mass action possible and effective . In the civil rights field of the Negro struggle , he points out , similar actions were carried on for many years ( often by some of the same people ) ...
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