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Gandhi's truth

Erik H. Erikson

1969

Mahatma Gandhi's ideas

Andrews, C. F.

1929

A faith not worth fighting for

Justin Bronson Barringer, Tripp York

2012

Psychology and social responsibility

Paula Green, Sylvia Staub

1992

Reweaving the web of life

Pam McAllister

1982

Gandhi today

Shepard, Mark

1987

War and the American difference

Stanley Hauerwas

2011

Mahatma Gandhi and the Bahá'ís

M. V. Gandhimohan

2000

Mahatma Gandhi

Dennis Dalton

1993

Gandhi's way

Mark Juergensmeyer

2005

Early childhood adventures in peacemaking

Rebecca Johns, Laura Parker Roerden, Cheryl Raner et al.

1998

The trumpet of conscience

Martin Luther King Jr.

1989

Adventures in peacemaking

Lisa Furlong, William J. Kreidler, Educators for Social Responsibility (U.S.)

1995

Nonviolence

Mark Kurlansky

2006

A Force More Powerful

Peter Ackerman, Jack DuVall

2001

A Door into Ocean

Joan Slonczewski

1986

Bayard Rustin and the civil rights movement

Levine, Daniel

2000

The Power of Nonviolence

Howard Zinn

2002

Blueprint for revolution

Srdja Popovic

2015

Martin Luther King

Martin Luther King, Sr.

2001

Mohandas Gandhi

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

2002

The Kingdom of God Is Within You

Лев Толстой

1894

This is an uprising

Mark Engler

2016

Teaching Children Compassionately

Marshall B. Rosenberg

2004

Ikke-vold som nationalforsvar

Andrew Mack, Anders Boserup

1974

The Pathan unarmed

Mukulika Banerjee

2000

The strategy of nonviolent defense

Robert J. Burrowes

1996

Gandhi, freedom, and self-rule

Anthony Parel

2000

Bodies of peace

Myles Werntz

2014

Passion for peace

Thomas Merton

1995

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