Against the War
Subtitle: A Novel of the Vietnam War Era
By: by Roland Menge
Edition: 3
Series: None
Publisher: Self
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Wisconsin, USA
Format: electronic
Number of pages: 1883
Copyright date: 2011
Other titles: No
First sentence: As he drove across the Wabasha Street Bridge on Friday, April 7, 1967, Thomas Steward scanned the gleaming water of the Mississippi River to see if the junior varsity crew was on its way to the boat house. He thought he saw a glint of oars—about a mile upstream, below the tall span of the High Bridge. But a news bulletin on the car radio drew his attention from the river.
Description: Same as previous editions.
Notes: No
Table of contents: label: PART I:	UP AGAINST THE DRAFT; title: 1.	Steward brings his 1-A letter to the boat club; title: 2.	Brandt and Morris argue about the Vietnam war; title: 3.	O’Rourke steps in to bring the crew on task; title: 4.	Morris offers Steward a way out of the draft; title: 5.	Brandt asks about his dad’s experience in World War Two; title: 6.	Brandt struggles to accommodate to Mary Kass’s cultural interests; title: 7.	Brandt leaves Mary behind to avoid an audience discussion; title: 8.	Mary goes after Matt; they come upon Morris in uniform; title: 9.	Brandt rescues Morris in a fight with an antiwar demonstrator; title: 10.	Steward gets some heartfelt advice from Barbara Carpenter; title: 11.	Steward visits his draft board to ask about his status; title: 12.	Steward bores Mary’s sister, Ellen; she winds up with Morris; title: 13.	Matt and Mary discuss their relationship and make a commitment; title: 14.	VISTA trainee Brandt learns about social problems, meets Dennis Kelly; title: 15.	Steward starts Air Force ROTC camp with roommate Orin Brown; title: 16.	Steward gives the Air Force camp his sincere best effort; title: 17.	Steward “orientates” with Air Force social worker Gary Hansard; title: 18.	Brandt arrives at his assigned VISTA worksite in Crabtree, Kentucky; title: 19.	Brandt meets his boss, Fletcher Bourne, and gets shown around; title: 20.	Brandt talks to Bourne and stays overnight at Bourne’s house; title: 21.	Brandt moves in with Fletcher and his son Bumper; title: 22.	Steward starts feeling out of place in the Air Force; title: 23.	Steward races Jim Morris in an inter-base track meet; title: 24.	Steward quits the Air Force program, gets accepted to VISTA; title: 25.	Morris, with Ellen, visits Scotts Bluff, site on Oregon trail; title: 26.	Morris and Ellen share a romantic dinner in Council Bluffs; title: 27.	Morris and Ellen struggle through an awkward goodbye; title: 28.	Morris and his mother re-visit a scene from their past; title: 29.	Morris looks through his father’s wartime letters to his mother; title: 30.	Mary tries to concoct a reason to visit Matt; title: 31.	Brandt interrupts his new duties to arrange for Mary’s visit; title: 32.	Brandt, Kelly, and Harris hold their first “dog cadre” meeting; title: 33.	Steward arrives in Dulatown to replace departing VISTA Stan Yeshe; title: 34.	Steward bids Yeshe goodbye and ventures out into the community; title: 35.	Brandt picks up Mary Kass for her three-day visit; title: 36.	Matt and Mary sleep together without sex, travel to Bourne’s; title: 37.	Matt and Mary listen as Hattie Beecher defends Appalachian traditions; title: 38.	Matt and Mary part, professing their love for one another; title: 39.	Combat trainee Morris follows the national debate on the war; title: 40.	Morris warms to a fervent description of Air Force ideals; title: 41.	Morris, coached by Tom Pitt, overcomes a crisis of self-doubt; title: 42.	Steward charges into community work with an ideal of service; title: 43.	Steward tries to help Sammy Lane and ends up resented; title: 44.	Steward and Doug Thomasek visit a ghost town in Tennessee; title: 45.	Brandt observes a strip mine demonstration and assaults a deputy; title: 46.	Brandt spends the night in county jail with Birl Poling; title: 47.	Brandt reads an editorial by Fletcher Bourne advising caution; title: 48.	Brandt receives a lesson in labor history from Birl Poling; title: 49.	Steward travels home, contemplating changes in himself and his peers; title: 50.	Steward discovers the changes do not extend to his family; title: 51.	Brandt, also visiting home, notices the farm scene is fading; title: 52.	Matt finds Mary ready to address all obstacles to marriage; title: 53.	Former crew gathers to celebrate Matt and Mary’s engagement; title: 54.	Steward makes a move on Barbie Carpenter and gets rebuffed; title: 55.	Steward researches the options for a water coop in Dulatown; title: 56.	Steward goes around Dulatown explaining and promoting the water coop; title: 57.	Morris recommits himself to his ideals while missing Ellen Kass; title: 58.	Morris and Ellen, enroute to Mexico, hear of Tet Offensive; title: 59.	Morris and Ellen romance in Mexico as Tet reports continue; title: 60.	Morris and Ellen return; Morris is assigned to combat duty; title: 61.	Morris and Ellen separate, but Ellen makes her own arrangements; title: 62.	Harris leaves; Brandt and Kelly attend an MVs general meeting; title: 63.	Brandt and Kelly attend a lecture by Father Dan Riley; title: 64.	Brandt and Kelly re-start the dog cadre with a new direction; title: 65.	Brandt argues with Fletcher and strikes out on his own; title: 66.	Steward has a disappointing show for his water coop meeting; title: 67.	Coop meeting reconvenes with addition of Church of God people; title: 68.	Steward reflects on the outcome of the water coop meeting; title: 69.	Steward encounters skepticism and exclusion at his second coop meeting; title: 70.	Steward learns of the assassination of civil rights leader King; title: 71.	Steward drives up to Porcupine to talk with Doug Thomasek; title: 72.	Morris accepts Ellen in his life as world unrest continues; title: 73.	Morris follows the war while growing ever fonder of Ellen; title: 74.	Morris, in isolation training, hears about the “inner home” concept; title: 75.	Steward, O’Rourke, and Morris re-unite for Matt and Mary’s wedding; title: 76.	Morris and his mother talk about Ellen Kass and marriage; title: 77.	Morris and Ellen exchange wedding vows in a roadside chapel; title: 78.	Steward and his father Joe visit the old neighborhood together; title: 79.	Steward stops at the boat club and runs into O’Rourke; title: 80.	Steward listens as his father cautions him about his plans; title: 81.	Steward and O’Rourke hit the road to hitch to Chicago; title: 82.	Steward and O’Rourke travel through Chicago to Rogers Park; title: 83.	Steward and O’Rourke find food for thought in Patrick’s apartment; title: 84.	Steward and O’Rourke talk on a roof top in Indiana; title: 85.	Steward’s trip ends with an order to report for induction; title: 86.	O’Rourke begins as a volunteer medic, runs into Mark Chambers; title: 87.	O’Rourke works in a rural clinic for migrant farm workers; title: 88.	Matt and Mary settle into their new life in Kentucky; title: 89.	Brandt and Kelly attend a planning meeting in Simers Branch; title: 90.	Brandt and Kelly stop to see Birl Poling in Edinburg; title: 91.	MVs and Bourne attend the demonstration at Simers Branch mine; title: 92.	Mary visits Hattie Beecher to discuss a cook book project; title: 93.	Morris and Pitt attend an intelligence briefing on the war; title: 94.	Morris, with Pitt as flight leader, flies his ninth mission; title: 95.	Morris, on his way to rescue Pitt, downs a MiG 17; title: 96.	Back at Takhli, Morris and Pitt hear Sardo is dead; title: 97.	O’Rourke returns to Chicago to find it abuzz with politics; title: 98.	O’Rourke brothers attend an “unbirthday party” for Lyndon Johnson; title: 99.	O’Rourke brothers and friends join the demonstration in Grant Park; title: 100.	O’Rourke group, fleeing tear gas, winds up in SCLC march; title: 101.	O’Rourke runs into Barbara Carpenter at a parkside clinic; title: 102.	Steward prepares his statement to file as a conscientious objector; title: 103.	Steward considers whether to object to the “Vietnam war only”; title: 104.	Steward completes and mails in his claim of conscientious objection; title: 105.	Steward visits Doug Thomasek to show him his CO statement; title: 106.	Matt and Mary discuss Steward’s statement and their MV projects; title: 107.	Brandt drives over the mountains to visit Fr. Dan Riley; title: 108.	Brandt and Fr. Dan discuss political change and “sobering clarity”; title: 109.	Brandt and Fr. Dan watch a program on national discord; title: 110.	Brandt returns to find growing political tension in Lecher County; title: 111.	MVs gather for election returns as rumors spread about Poling; title: 112.	Morris and Pitt react to the election in Takhli, Thailand; title: 113.	Morris inadvertently fires on a village killing women and children; title: 114.	Morris wards off troubled thoughts as Pitt fetes Souphana Xayaphong; title: 115.	Steward visits everyone a final time and leaves Dulatown unseen; title: 116.	Steward attends his draft board interview determined to be honest; title: 117.	Steward stops at the boat club and happens on Brandt; title: 118.	Steward balances wanderlust with a desire to connect with tradition; title: 119.	A different Ellen attends a subdued Red Garter crew party; title: 120.	Morris meets Ellen in Bangkok for a week of R&R; title: 121.	Morris and Ellen find romance in Bangkok, and “allies,” also; title: 122.	Morris spends an evening with intelligence officer Orin Brown; title: 123.	Morris re-states his concern about leaving behind a fatherless child; title: 124.	Matt and Mary start their new life in Washington D.C.; title: 125.	Brandt discovers history and “strangeness” in his new urban world; title: 126.	Mary begins her graduate program in nutrition and community health; title: 127.	Steward and O’Rourke with backpacks hit the road for Chicago; title: PART II:	A HOUSE DIVIDED; title: 128.	Steward and O’Rourke depart from Chicago headed for Las Vegas; title: 129.	Steward and O’Rourke hear competing views as they enter California; title: 130.	Steward and O’Rourke visit Mark Chambers in his Pasadena apartment; title: 131.	Steward and O’Rourke begin as UFW organizers in East L.A.; title: 132.	Brandt attends a presentation about the counterculture and the war; title: 133.	Brandt finds a refuge in photography, seeks a documentary directness; title: 134.	Mary pursues her intellectual journey through her journal and correspondence; title: 135.	Steward and O’Rourke immerse themselves in meetings and picket lines; title: 136.	Steward hitches up the coast and meets a young woman; title: 137.	Steward tours mission with Art as draft status is resolved; title: 138.	Steward meets the woman again; her name is Kristine DeSolt; title: 139.	Steward gets stood up his first date with Kristine DeSolt; title: 140.	Amidst ambiguous war, Morris reassures Pitt that Vanna wants love; title: 141.	Pitt gets hit, returns to base in a crippled plane; title: 142.	Morris is best man as Pitt and Vanna get married; title: 143.	Steward’s first date with Kristine winds up hot and heavy; title: 144.	Steward calls Kristine and gets invited to a pool party; title: 145.	Steward learns about Kristine’s family past as the relationship deepens; title: 146.	Steward divides his attention between Cinco de Mayo and Kristine; title: 147.	Brandt balks at the rhetoric of revolution—peaceful or violent; title: 148.	Brandt gets stoned his first time in Houghten’s alley apartment; title: 149.	Matt and Mary argue after Mary discovers he got stoned; title: 150.	O’Rourke and then Steward leave their L.A. garage home behind; title: 151.	Steward establishes himself in Santa Barbara and calls his brother; title: 152.	Steward calls Kristine and bikes ten miles to see her; title: 153.	Steward negotiates the unpredictable turns of his romance with Kristine; title: 154.	Morris and Pitt hear about the “great irony of Laos”; title: 155.	Morris and Pitt fly on their ill-fated last mission together; title: 156.	Morris, reeling from Pitt’s death, writes a letter to Steward; title: 157.	Steward reads Morris’s letter and reacquaints himself with the war; title: 158.	Steward plots to maintain contact with Kris, winds up engaged; title: 159.	Brandt’s react to Steward’s engagement as their own lives diverge; title: 160.	Brandt and his father decide to re-roof the damaged barn; title: 161.	Brandt encounters familiar issues at home and the boat club; title: 162.	Brandt gets stoned in the barn to contemplate his heritage; title: 163.	Steward moves back to L.A. as his wedding date approaches; title: 164.	Steward and O’Rourke re-unite with friends from their activist past; title: 165.	Steward and Kristine exchange wedding vows over a pool-side fire; title: 166.	Newlyweds cruise out of California and break down in Arizona; title: 167.	Morris, in Takhli, Thailand, watches the Apollo 11 moon walk; title: 168.	On his 98th mission, Morris goes down in northeastern Laos; title: 169.	Morris plans and executes an escape plan that goes awry; title: 170.	Newlywed Steward’s happen upon the Brandt’s at the boat club; title: 171.	Steward’s land in West Virginia and meet the project personnel; title: 172.	Tom and Kris settle into a hillside apartment in Morgantown; title: 173.	Brandt’s travel with Darren, Gail, and Jane to Woodstock concert; title: 174.	Woodstock brings a sense of community amidst rain and shortages; title: 175.	The D.C. five decide to call themselves a “Woodstock family”; title: 176.	Steward tries to make sense of the Family Services WRO; title: 177.	Tom and Kris buy a car and ride up to Kingwood; title: 178.	Tom and Kris help with “welfare office day” in Kingwood; title: 179.	Morris is moved, meets another POW, Ellwood Erland; title: 180.	Erland, before being killed, warns of the “collection apparatus”; title: 181.	Medic Bill O’Rourke arrives in Vietnam for his tour of duty; title: 182.	O’Rourke starts as a triage medic at Chu Lai hospital; title: 183.	Steward’s seek a place to live, rent an isolated farmhouse; title: 184.	Steward looks for someone to serve as WRO president; title: 185.	Steward’s visit Clara Shoats then stop at Rachel Locke’s house; title: 186.	Steward’s feel increasingly isolated as mountain winter sets in; title: 187.	D.C. “Woodstock family” meets to go together to first Moratorium; title: 188.	Woodstock family and Kelly march together in first Moratorium parade; title: 189.	Mary reads newspaper accounts of Moratorium events across the nation; title: 190.	Arrival of new prisoner alerts Morris to try an escape; title: 191.	Morris executes his escape plan but find Pathet soldiers waiting; title: 192.	Steward’s drive to DC for second Moratorium, reunion with Brandt’s; title: 193.	Brandt group carries names of Vietnam dead in candlelight procession; title: 194.	Brandt friends march and then discuss Kerouac, drugs, and spirituality; title: 195.	Steward’s bid farewell to Brandt’s and return to face changes; title: 196.	O’Rourke corresponds with nurse Carpenter, arranges flight to see her; title: 197.	O’Rourke flies to Binh Thuy for a friendly welcome from Barb; title: 198.	O’Rourke romances with Barb, ending in a meeting of eyes; title: 199.	Steward’s move to busy Masontown as their money problems increase; title: 200.	Steward brothers and spouses go to see Easy Rider together; title: 201.	Steward brothers and spouses talk about dope and the war; title: 202.	Steward, in Minnesota, reconnects with tradition and his father’s “fragility”; title: 203.	Steward’s return to frozen pipes, get evicted from mobile home; title: 204.	Brandt and Houghten discuss the positive artistic effect of grass; title: 205.	Brandt keeps himself stoned as he evaluates his photographic project; title: 206.	Brandt sees Mary’s aura and tries to re-connect with her; title: 207.	Mary writes Ellen, researches for her upcoming trip to Cuba; title: 208.	Morris resorts to his “inner home” as Sam Neua changes; title: 209.	Morris listens as Xuan Than talks about “contention” and “egalitarianism”; title: 210.	Xuan Than describes the “French War” and the “American War”; title: 211.	Morris accepts refreshments at his last meeting with Xuan Than; title: 212.	Mary meets a Cuban woman doctor in a government clinic; title: 213.	Mary confronts a cadre, Xavier Cortez, about centralization in Cuba; title: 214.	Lonely Brandt completes his project stoned, finds solace in Gail; title: 215.	O’Rourke takes part in Orin Brown’s “medical civic action program”; title: 216.	O’Rourke sees Xuan Than being withheld treatment to extort information; title: 217.	O’Rourke and Brown discuss whether Xuan Than was treated properly; title: 218.	Steward resists self-compromise as a letter from Barb suggests “expectation”; title: 219.	Steward attends conference with Matt’s old colleagues, considers quitting project; title: 220.	Steward quits project; realizes Barb’s expectation is for “cultural breakthrough”; title: 221.	Steward’s and Brandt’s discuss “cultural change” (as Mary calls it); title: 222.	Brandt’s visit Fr. Dan, talk about powers behind the scene; title: 223.	Brandt’s sense a “different time” as they continue to Kentucky; title: 224.	Brandt’s, with Kelly, meet Bourne and visit their former cabin; title: 225.	Re-union with Fletcher and Hattie leaves a strain of difference; title: 226.	Brandt’s leave Kentucky realizing that they can no longer fit in; title: 227.	O’Rourke resolves to make decisions about Barbara Carpenter and combat; title: 228.	O’Rourke volunteers for combat and woos Barbie at China Beach; title: 229.	Chance encounter moves O’Rourke a step further toward combat duty; title: 230.	Steward’s, driving toward California, observe cultural change and culture war; title: 231.	Steward’s read about the Kent State killings and continue west; title: PART III:	LOOKING FOR AMERICA; title: 232.	Steward’s arrive in Los Angeles for a summer among friends; title: 233.	Morris speculates on the war as bombing approaches Sam Neua; title: 234.	Morris is relocated from Sam Neua to a Lao village; title: 235.	Morris observes daily life in the village of Ban Hatbay; title: 236.	O’Rourke reports to 101st Airborne, is briefed by Orin Brown; title: 237.	O’Rourke begins his combat duty at Fire Support Base Ripcord; title: 238.	O’Rourke carries a wounded soldier down a dark jungle road; title: 239.	Steward tries to be supportive as Kris becomes more independent; title: 240.	Steward journals to sort out his thoughts on “cultural change”; title: 241.	Steward finds a CO assignment as Kris manages the band; title: 242.	Steward resists being controlled by the pressure to be “hip”; title: 243.	Steward’s participate in the Thunder Mountain “hippie caravan” to Bishop; title: 244.	O’Rourke hears rumors of an imminent attack on the firebase; title: 245.	O’Rourke moves out with Charlie Company to secure Hill 902; title: 246.	O’Rourke scurries to save lives as Hill 902 is attacked; title: 247.	Convalescent O’Rourke gets visited by Brown, Forland, and Barbie Carpenter; title: 248.	Steward’s leave Sunland for Tom’s new job in Winslow, Arizona; title: 249.	Steward’s get their first sense of the local Winslow scene; title: 250.	Steward’s drive to Gallup office to find “people like us”; title: 251.	“Woodstock family” drives to New Hampshire to look for land; title: 252.	“Woodstock family” discusses issues that might arise in living together; title: 253.	“Woodstock family” visits a historic commune, the Canterbury Shaker Farm; title: 254.	Steward’s host Sandy Andrews for her “open school” Indians project; title: 255.	Steward implores Kris not to invite the band to Winslow; title: 256.	As Morris is moved around, he hears tidbits of news; title: 257.	Morris, back at Ban Hatbay, looks for Mayral and Soutsada; title: 258.	Steward steps aside as the band moves into the house; title: 259.	Steward finds himself isolated and pegged as paranoid and controlling; title: 260.	After the final concert, Steward discovers Kristine with David; title: 261.	Steward travels to Phoenix to get some distance from Kris; title: 262.	O’Rourke receives a Silver Star and a combat medic badge; title: 263.	O’Rourke, his mind made up, weds Barbie in Hong Kong; title: 264.	Steward, alone again, settles into the Henry Hotel in Gallup; title: 265.	Steward and his co-workers spend Thanksgiving Day in Monument Valley; title: 266.	Brandt’s, traveling, hear Buster had heart attack, rush to Minnesota; title: 267.	Buster Brandt’s death brings reflection and a reunion with Ellen; title: 268.	Steward tries writing Kris but Mary is more substantial and loyal; title: 269.	At Minnesota Christmas, Steward finds subtle changes from the past; title: 270.	Changes in old friends lead Steward to make changes, too; title: 271.	O’Rourke heads for Khe Sanh, meets his CO Art Steward; title: 272.	No action in Dewey Canyon, but O’Rourke hears from Barb; title: 273.	O’Rourke shares beer and conversation  in a bunker with Art; title: 274.	News arrives of Bumper’s injury as Brandt’s redefine their marriage; title: 275.	Brandt’s get a visit from Fletcher Bourne and amputee Bumper; title: 276.	Brandt has a bad experience on grass and decides to give it up; title: 277.	Morris realizes that Ban Hatbay is within his “inner home”; title: 278.	Morris sees Ban Hatbay bombed; tries to help Soutsada; flees; title: 279.	O’Rourke takes part in a chaotic medivac drop in Laos; title: 280.	O’Rourke is on hand as escapee Morris reaches Allied lines; title: 281.	O’Rourke goes down, shoots an enemy soldier, and is shot; title: 282.	Morris fights “dullness” as he is processed by Orin Brown; title: 283.	Morris reunites with Ellen but everything feels distant and unreal; title: 284.	Steward senses the collective search is turning toward inner consciousness; title: 285.	Steward visits Kristine in California; realizes there’s no going back; title: 286.	Steward determines to break out of his self-imposed isolation; title: 287.	Morris attends a therapy session with social worker Gary Hansard; title: 288.	Morris confronts impotence and a growing sense of war guilt; title: 289.	Morris visits his dying mother then visits Ellwood Erland’s son; title: 290.	Woodstock Family (and Kelly) move to their collective, Cranston Farm; title: 291.	New Cranston Farm owners work and scheme in happy accord; title: 292.	Mary takes charge of the sheep and assesses flock health; title: 293.	Matt finds a follower of tradition in namesake “Little Matt”; title: 294.	Steward meets new nurse Joan Shannon, old friend Doug Thomasek; title: 295.	Steward and Joan discuss “looking for America” vs. “median way”; title: 296.	Steward completes his GRE, then goes with Eddie to a squaw dance; title: 297.	Mary hears of Cuban suppression as she travels to Cuba; title: 298.	Mary observes and confronts to investigate free speech in Cuba; title: 299.	Steward and Joan talk about stars in a moonlit field; title: 300.	Steward gets a lesson in self-reliance at Thomasek’s “spread”; title: 301.	Steward spends the night alone in a tent with Joan; title: 302.	Mary accepts Cortez’s invitation to spend a day together talking; title: 303.	Mary becomes disenchanted with Cortez and Cuba’s cultural blandness; title: 304.	At Georgetown meeting, Mary finds Hattie suspects her Cuban ties; title: 305.	Mary and Gail resolve to remain “sisters” despite sharing Matt; title: 306.	Jim and Ellen fly home to Minnesota for Jane’s funeral; title: 307.	Morris reels from the Pentagon Papers and Ellen’s accusations; title: 308.	Stumphand tells Matthew: “Sometimes it just takes a strong hand”; title: 309.	Shut out, Matthew listens as Dennis describes “the ultimate development”; title: 310.	Matt barges into the house and destroys the sound equipment; title: 311.	With Ellen left behind, Morris visits Steward, not knowing why; title: 312.	At Scott’s Bluff, Morris struggles to regain the old ideal; title: 313.	Morris returns to the family house for the last time; title: 314.	Mary flies home to console Ellen as Ellen blames herself; title: 315.	Farm group meets to discuss paying off people who left; title: 316.	Darren and then Dennis announce their plans and depart; title: 317.	Steward leaves Gallup with his backpack to “look for America”; title: 318.	Steward senses a dimension of history on his “unfolding path”; title: 319.	In Sunland, Steward finds Kristine troubled and sick but determined; title: 320.	Steward decides that America is found in a vast mosaic; title: 321.	Back in Minnesota, Steward reconnects with his family and heritage; title: 322.	Steward hitches to the farm looking for a synthesis of ideas; title: 323.	Steward and Brandt get along working but talking is strained; title: 324.	Steward learns of the farm’s conflicted past and departed members; title: 325.	Steward cleans a chicken barn, gets chickens for the farm; title: 326.	Steward, unaware of financial make-up of farm, considers staying longer; title: 327.	Jane Larue offers Steward a bridge to the “primordial mind”; title: 328.	Brandt informs Steward remaining on the farm requires buying in; title: 329.	Steward realizes he found discord, not the synthesis he sought; title: 330.	Steward decides to leave and heads out with intense farewells; title: 331.	Steward hitches to Minnesota thinking the whole era is over; title: PART IV:	BIBLIOGRAPHY; title: 1.	Most important references for this novel in order of importance; title: 2.	Per chapter comments regarding sources and factuality; title: Chapter 1 notes; title: Chapter 2-3 notes; title: Chapter 4 notes; title: Chapter 11 notes; title: Chapter 12 notes; title: Chapter 14 notes; title: Chapter 15 notes; title: Chapter 16 notes; title: Chapter 22 notes; title: Chapter 25 notes; title: Chapter 29 notes; title: Chapter 32 notes; title: Chapter 33 notes; title: Chapter 37 notes; title: Chapter 38 notes; title: Chapter 39 notes; title: Chapter 40 notes; title: Chapter 41 notes; title: Chapter 44 notes; title: Chapter 45 notes; title: Chapter 49 notes; title: Chapter 55 notes; title: Chapter 57 notes; title: Chapters 58-61 notes; title: Chapter 62 notes; title: Chapter 63 notes; title: Chapter 68 notes; title: Chapter 70 notes; title: Chapter 71 notes; title: Chapter 72 notes; title: Chapter 73 notes; title: Chapter 74 notes; title: Chapter 82 notes; title: Chapter 83 notes; title: Chapter 87 notes; title: Chapter 89 notes; title: Chapter 90 notes; title: Chapter 92 notes; title: Chapter 93 notes; title: Chapter 94-95 notes; title: Chapter 96 notes; title: Chapter 97 notes; title: Chapter 98 notes; title: Chapter 99 notes; title: Chapter 100 notes; title: Chapter 102 notes; title: Chapter 103 notes; title: Chapter 104 notes; title: Chapter 109 notes; title: Chapter 111 notes; title: Chapter 112 notes; title: Chapter 114 notes; title: Chapters 120-122 notes; title: Chapter 123 notes; title: Chapter 125 notes; title: Chapter 127 notes; title: Chapter 128 notes; title: Chapter 129 notes; title: Chapter 132 notes; title: Chapter 133 notes; title: Chapter 134 notes; title: Chapter 135 notes; title: Chapter 137 notes; title: Chapter 140 notes; title: Chapter 141 notes; title: Chapter 142 notes; title: Chapter 147 notes; title: Chapter 148 notes; title: Chapter 149 notes; title: Chapter 150 notes; title: Chapter 154 notes; title: Chapter 157 notes; title: Chapter 164 notes; title: Chapter 167 notes; title: Chapter 168 notes; title: Chapter 169 notes; title: Chapter 174 notes; title: Chapter 175 notes; title: Chapter 176 notes; title: Chapter 182 notes; title: Chapters 187-189 notes; title: Chapter 190 notes; title: Chapter 192 notes; title: Chapter 193 notes; title: Chapter 194 notes; title: Chapter 196 notes; title: Chapter 197 notes; title: Chapter 198 notes; title: Chapter 200 notes; title: Chapter 201 notes; title: Chapter 202 notes; title: Chapter 205 notes; title: Chapter 206 notes; title: Chapter 207 notes; title: Chapter 208 notes; title: Chapter 209 notes; title: Chapter 210 notes; title: Chapter 211 notes; title: Chapter 212 notes; title: Chapter 213 notes; title: Chapter 215 notes; title: Chapter 216 notes; title: Chapter 217 notes; title: Chapter 222 notes; title: Chapter 225 notes; title: Chapter 226 notes; title: Chapter 227 notes; title: Chapter 228 notes; title: Chapter 230 notes; title: Chapter 231 notes; title: Chapter 235 notes; title: Chapter 236 notes; title: Chapter 237 notes; title: Chapter 238 notes; title: Chapter 239 notes; title: Chapter 240 notes; title: Chapter 244 notes; title: Chapter 245 notes; title: Chapter 246 notes; title: Chaptter 253 notes; title: Chapter 262 notes; title: Chapter 263 notes; title: Chapter 264 notes; title: Chapter 265 notes; title: Chapter 271-273 notes; title: Chapter 279-281 notes; title: Chapter 282 notes; title: Chapter 283 notes; title: Chapter 286 notes; title: Chapter 287 notes; title: Chapter 289 notes; title: Chapter 290 notes; title: Chapter 297 notes; title: Chapter 298 notes; title: Chapter 301 notes; title: Chapter 302 notes; title: Chapter 303 notes; title: Chapter 305 notes; title: Chapter 306 notes; title: Chapter 307 notes; title: Chapter 312 notes; title: Chapter 317 notes; title: Chapter 318 notes; title: Chapter 320 notes; title: Chapter 328 notes; title: Chapter 331 notes; title: 3.	List of quoted or directly referenced sources; title: 4.	List of consulted sources