Would I fight?
By: Edited by Keith Briant and Lyall Wilkes.
Contributors: Wilkes, Lyall, joint ed.
Publisher: B. Blackwell
Published: 1938
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 201
Subjects: War.; Peace.; World politics.
Notes: "Sets out to present the views of young men and young women on what they believe is worth killing and being killed for. In selecting the essayists we have attempted to choose only those who can fairly be said to be representative of the various cross-sections into which the youth of this country is divided."--Introd.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Would Christ use a bayonet? By R.M. Prideaux.; title: Force-but not murder, by Christopher Cadogan.; title: Just how humane can we afford to be? By Lyall Wilkes.; title: It is natural to die for one's country, by the Hon. Peter Wood.; title: The hand that rocks the cradle, by Edith Shawcross.; title: War is not ignoble, by Prince Alexander Obolensky.; title: As a communist I will fight for ..., by James Forster.; title: Unwillingly converted from pacifism ..., by James Brown.; title: In defence of tradition, by R.J.M. Goold-Adams.; title: Pacifism or poison-gas? By E. Russell Bentley.; title: War is wrong-so what? by Keith Briant.