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camp Win / Brookwood Labor College / /
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SCLC / /
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A Force More Powerful / Gandhi / /
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Alabama / North Carolina / /
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New Society / /
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Middle East / Central America / Eastern Europe / /
Why Nonviolence? Introduction to Nonviolence Theory and Strategy Written in 1978 by Bob Irwin and Gordon Faison; edited by David H. Albert (Revised December 1983 by Bob Irwin) (Scanned and adapted in 2001 by Peter Woodro