Opposition to War

Opposition to War offers a unique combination. The information in these volumes is historical rather than theoretical and, by focusing on peace activism in the United States, the work affords greater depth than that available in reference works on international peace making. It also contains several ele ments that I hope will enhance its usefulness. These include a lengthy chronology, a substantial bibliography, a guide to related topics, a table of contents, an index, numerous illustrations, and a list of the more than 130 contributors. Throughout the work, dates begin with the day of the month rather than the month itself, such as 15 January 2017. Several contributors reside outside the United States, but all spellings meet standard U.S. usage for consistency.