Sibley, Mulford Quickert, The quiet battle; : writings on the theory and practice of non-violent resistance. [electronic resource] . — [1st ed.]. — Garden City, N.Y., : Doubleday,, 1963.. — 390 p. 19 cm. — (Anchor books).
"A317."
Includes bibliography.
[Foundations of non-violince and non-violent resistance] -- Ancient religious statements -- Voluntary servitude / Etienne de La Boetie -- Freedom and non-violence / William Godwin & Percy B. Shelley -- Civil disobedience and non-violent resistance / Henry D. Thoreau -- The origins of Satyagraha doctrine / Mohandas K. Gandhi -- Violence, non-violence, and the uses of coercion / George Coe & Kirby Page -- The social significance of non-violent conduct / C.M. Case -- Non-violence, the state, and war / Richard Gregg -- [Non-violent power without express principle] -- The effectiveness of non-violent struggle / Barthelemy de Ligt -- A revolutionary strike in ancient Rome / Theodor Mommsen -- Jewish non-violence and Roman military power / Flavius Josephus -- The general strike and non-violent power / Wilfred H. Crook -- The resurrection of Hungary / Arthur Griffith -- Non-violent resistance and the Nazis : the case of Norway / A.K. Jameson -- Vorkuta :strike in a concentration camp / Joseph Scholmer -- [Non-violent power with express principle] -- Colonial Pennsylvania : the quest for non-violence / Isaac Sharpless -- Las Casas and the land of war / John Fiske -- Applied Satyagraha in India / Krishnalal Shridharani -- South Africa : the beginning of non-violence and the American Negro / C. Eric Lincoln and Martin Luthar King, Jr. -- Direct action against preparation for war / Neil Haworth and Peace News -- Toward a non-violent national defense / Jessie Wallace Hughan.