Here on the Edge: How a Small Group of World War II Conscientious Objectors Took Art and Peace from the Margins to the Mainstream

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chapter title v Contents Acknowledgments vii chapter 1 An Unusual Gathering 1 chapter 2 The Cost of Conscience in America 14 chapter 3 Shared Misery and Gallows Humor 26 chapter 4 Community, Cooperation, and Sacrifice 46 chapter 5 Against Them the Creative Act 70 chapter 6 Democratic Sausage Making 91 chapter 7 No Use for War 106 chapter 8 As Close as It Gets to a School 127 chapter 9 The Revolution Begins 148 chapter 10 Be Cheerful, Keep Smiling 174 chapter 11 What Now? 197 chapter 12 Unscrew the Locks from the Doors! 227 coda Let Us at Least Salute It 249 Appendices 255 Copyrights and Illustration Credits 277 Notes 279 Bibliography 305 Index 315 vi here on the edge ...

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