This book argues that non-resistance, or non-violence, is the superior Christian method. The author, Adin Ballou, believes that Jesus himself practice...
This collection of poems by Bret Harte offers a unique blend of humor and tragedy. Taking inspiration from the American Civil War, Harte uses the conc...
Set during the chaos of World War I, 'Pierre and Luce' follows the unlikely love story of Pierre, a shy pacifist, and Luce, a free-spirited artist. As...
Die Waffen nieder! (Lay Down Your Arms!) follows Gräfin Martha Althaus, a young woman from Vienna, as she navigates the tumultuous political landscape...
In 'Mr. Standfast', Richard Hannay, a seasoned spy, is called back from the Western Front to tackle a new espionage mission. Forced to adopt the guise...
This first volume of collected writings by Carl von Ossietzky, a prominent German journalist and pacifist who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1935, compi...
The Journal of John Woolman is a spiritual autobiography and a powerful indictment of slavery. Woolman, a Quaker minister, was born in New Jersey in 1...
This book is a collection of articles written by Carl von Ossietzky, a German journalist, pacifist, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The articles were...
Siegfried Sassoon's war poems are a powerful and moving indictment of the horrors of war. Based on his own experiences in the trenches of the Western...
Carl von Ossietzky (1889-1938), a renowned German journalist, pacifist, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, stands as a prominent figure in the interwar p...
Dieser Band, der fünfte Teil der gesammelten Schriften von Carl von Ossietzky, umfasst Artikel über Politik, Geschichte und Kunst, die in verschiedene...
This volume, part of a larger collection of Carl von Ossietzky's writings, focuses on his work from 1911 to 1921. It contains articles, essays, and cr...
E.W. Hornung, a renowned novelist, chronicles his experiences on the Western Front during World War I in this poignant memoir. Following the tragic de...
This novel explores the complex moral and social landscape of England during the First World War through the experiences of an art student. Rose Macau...
Set in the fictional township of Innisfield, "Neighbors" by Florence Morse Kingsley is the final installment in a series of stories centered around it...
This short book, published in 1914, is an attempt by Alfred Hermann Fried, an Austrian pacifist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, to restore the factual...
In "Washington and the Riddle of Peace," H.G. Wells offers a collection of essays born from his observations at the 1921 Washington Conference for the...
In "Marthas Kinder," Bertha von Suttner continues the story begun in her groundbreaking anti-war novel, "Lay Down Your Arms." Baroness Martha Tilling,...
This book compiles editorials published in Volume 66 of *The Dial*, a prominent fortnightly political and literary review, from January 11 to June 28,...
