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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Answers for Hernan Lavin Cerda
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Black revolution, The : letters to a white liberal
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Blessed are the meek : the roots of Christian non-violence
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Christianity and defense in the nuclear age : notes for a conference to an ecumenical group
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Christianity and race in the U. S.
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Commonweal, to the editors of the
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Cross fighters, The : notes on a race war
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Eight freedom songs
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Hot summer of 1967, The
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Ishi : a meditation
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Legend of Tucker Caliban, The. Review of A different drummer, by William Melvin Kelley.
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Letter to a papal volunteer
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Letter to Pablo Antonio Cuadra concerning giants, A
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Letter to Senator John Sherman Cooper
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Letter to the Editor of Jubilee
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Machine gun in the fallout shelter, The
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Man is a gorilla with a gun : reflections on a best seller. Review of African genesis, by Robert Ardrey.
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Meaning of Malcolm X, The
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Nhat Hanh is my brother
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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No man is an island. Vietnamese. (Khong ai là mot hòn dáo). Translated into Vietnamese by Thanh-Bang.
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Non-violence and the Christian conscience, by Raymond Régamey, O. P.
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Non-violence does not— cannot— mean passivity. Note for Ave Maria.
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Note on civil disobedience and non-violent revolution (submitted at the request of the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence)
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Notes for a statement on aid to civilian war victims in Vietnam
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Peace and protest : a statement
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Peace and revolution : a footnote from Ulysses (for Pax conference, Tivoli, 1968)
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Plessy vs. Ferguson : theme and variations
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Sacred city, The
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Saint Maximus the Confessor on non-violence
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Shoshoneans, The (a review-article)
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Spiritual roots of protest, The. Retreat, November 1964. Notes.
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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Street is for celebration, The
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Two letters on the race question
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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War and the crisis of language
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Peace and Social Criticism (Part 2)
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War and vision : the autobiography of a Crow Indian
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Wild places, The. Review of Wilderness and the American mind, by Roderick Nash.
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