The Civilian and the Military: A History of the American Anti-Militarist Tradition
"The author develops the story of antimilitarism concretely, not only in terms of periodic wars, but also in terms of peacetime debates over military appropriations, the size and nature of the armed forces, and the role of the military in civilian affairs."  —Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science"An excellent, thorough chronological account of American opinion, pro- and anti-, regarding the place of military organization and military ideas . . . as a valuable contribution on a topic of much current interest."  —Public Opinion Quarterly