The Women's Peace Union and the Outlawry of

This absorbing new book traces the development of the women's campaign for peace in the United States from its roots in nineteenth-century abolitionist and suffrage movements to its expression during the recent war in the Middle East.

Illustrations

ix

(2)

Text Abbreviations

xi

(2)

Preface

xiii

(6)

Preface to the Original Edition

xix

1. Abolitionist Roots

1

(20)

2. Bringing Outlawry to Washington, 1921-1926

21

(24)

3. East Meets Midwest: Campaigning for SJR 100, 1926-1927

45

(28)

4. A Second Attempt: SJR 1, 1927-1929

73

(20)

5. The Effects of Burnout, 1926-1935

93

(33)

6. Taking the Cause to the World: The WPU's International Work, 1921-1934

126

(16)

7. The Final Years, 1935-1942: Disillusionment and Decline

142

(21)

8. Conclusion

163

(10)

Epilogue

173

(8)

Appendices

181

(8)

1. A Sampling of Interwar Peace Organizations

181

(5)

2. The WPU Amendment Resolutions

186

(1)

3. Participants at the Three Hearings

187

(2)

Source Abbreviations

189

(2)

Notes

191

(14)

Selected Bibliography

205

(12)

Index

217

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The Women's Peace Union and the Outlawry of War, 1921-1942

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