Nonviolent power; active and passive resistance in America.
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TextPublication details: Lexington, Mass., Heath [1972]Description: xi, 131 p. 23 cmISBN: - 0669735361
- 301.6/32/0973
- HN90.V5 S84
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Bibliography: p. 118-128.
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