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245 00 a| Not in our name :b| American antiwar speeches, 1846 to the present /c| edited by Jesse Stellato.;

260 a| University Park, Pa. :b| Pennsylvania State University Press,c| 2012.;

300 a| viii, 287 pages ;c| 26 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. [261]-273) and index.;

520 a| "A collection of American antiwar speeches from every major conflict starting with the Mexican-American War. Includes critical analyses, biographical and bibliographical information, and an appendix describing common rhetorical devices used by antiwar speakers"--Provided by publisher.;

505 0 a| Mexican-American War -- Theodore Parker delivers "A sermon of war" -- Charles Sumner calls for the withdrawal of American troops from Mexico -- Abraham Lincoln inveighs against President Polk -- Civil War -- Clement Vallandigham argues that the war cannot be won -- Alexander Long proposes peace at any price -- Spanish-American War and Philippine Insurrection -- Moorfield Storey warns of a dangerous and growing militarism -- Charles Eliot Norton defines "true patriotism" -- Carl Schurz discusses the perils faced by an occupying force -- Charles Eliot Norton accuses America of "counterfeit patriotism" -- World War I -- William Jennings Bryan resigns as Secretary of State to launch an antiwar crusade -- George Norris assails the Senate's War Resolution -- Robert La Follette argues that the war lacks popular support -- Kate Richards O'Hare discusses the war's degradation of women -- Eugene V. Debs argues that the working class will "furnish the corpses" of war -- World War II -- Norman Thomas discusses the War's effect on civil liberties -- Richard Wright justifies African American opposition to World War II -- Charles Lindbergh asks "who are the war agitators?" -- Korean War -- Paul Robeson declares that Blacks will never fight the Soviet Union -- W.E.B. Du Bois runs for Congress on a peace platform -- Vietnam War -- Martin Luther King, Jr. urges Americans to go "beyond Vietnam" -- Eugene J. McCarthy celebrates the "spirit of 1963" -- Robert F. Kennedy says of the war in Vietnam: "it must be ended" -- Shirley Chisholm demands "people and peace, not profits and war" -- Fannie Lou Hamer rallies antiwar students at Berkeley -- John Kerry testifies on behalf of Vietnam veterans against the war -- War On Terror -- Barbara Lee pleads with the House not to "become the evil that we deplore" -- Barack Obama criticizes a "dumb war" -- Noam Chomsky asks "why Iraq?" -- Robert Byrd chastises the Senate for standing "passively mute" -- Arundhati Roy rails against "imperial democracy".;

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Not in our name : American antiwar speeches, 1846 to the present / edited by Jesse Stellato.

Other author	Stellato, Jesse, 1981-
Format	Book
Publication Info	University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University Press, 2012.
Description	viii, 287 pages ; 26 cm
Subjects	Peace movements--United States. --History. --Sources. Pacifism--United States. --History. --Sources. Pacifists--United States. --History. --Sources. Speeches, addresses, etc., American.

Contents	Mexican-American War -- Theodore Parker delivers "A sermon of war" -- Charles Sumner calls for the withdrawal of American troops from Mexico -- Abraham Lincoln inveighs against President Polk -- Civil War -- Clement Vallandigham argues that the war cannot be won -- Alexander Long proposes peace at any price -- Spanish-American War and Philippine Insurrection -- Moorfield Storey warns of a dangerous and growing militarism -- Charles Eliot Norton defines "true patriotism" -- Carl Schurz discusses the perils faced by an occupying force -- Charles Eliot Norton accuses America of "counterfeit patriotism" -- World War I -- William Jennings Bryan resigns as Secretary of State to launch an antiwar crusade -- George Norris assails the Senate's War Resolution -- Robert La Follette argues that the war lacks popular support -- Kate Richards O'Hare discusses the war's degradation of women -- Eugene V. Debs argues that the working class will "furnish the corpses" of war -- World War II -- Norman Thomas discusses the War's effect on civil liberties -- Richard Wright justifies African American opposition to World War II -- Charles Lindbergh asks "who are the war agitators?" -- Korean War -- Paul Robeson declares that Blacks will never fight the Soviet Union -- W.E.B. Du Bois runs for Congress on a peace platform -- Vietnam War -- Martin Luther King, Jr. urges Americans to go "beyond Vietnam" -- Eugene J. McCarthy celebrates the "spirit of 1963" -- Robert F. Kennedy says of the war in Vietnam: "it must be ended" -- Shirley Chisholm demands "people and peace, not profits and war" -- Fannie Lou Hamer rallies antiwar students at Berkeley -- John Kerry testifies on behalf of Vietnam veterans against the war -- War On Terror -- Barbara Lee pleads with the House not to "become the evil that we deplore" -- Barack Obama criticizes a "dumb war" -- Noam Chomsky asks "why Iraq?" -- Robert Byrd chastises the Senate for standing "passively mute" -- Arundhati Roy rails against "imperial democracy".
Abstract	"A collection of American antiwar speeches from every major conflict starting with the Mexican-American War. Includes critical analyses, biographical and bibliographical information, and an appendix describing common rhetorical devices used by antiwar speakers"--Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. [261]-273) and index.
LCCN	2012007181
ISBN	9780271048680 (cloth : alk. paper)
ISBN	0271048689 (cloth : alk. paper)

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