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The ethos of pacifism: The problem of image in the early British peace movement

James R. Andrews Assistant Professor of Speech, University of California, Santa Barbara
Pages 28-33 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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JamesR. Andrews. (1998) Assaulting the English governing classes: Strategy and radical ideology in John Bright's Trent Affair speech. Western Journal of Communication 62:2, pages 141-164.
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JamesR. Andrews. (1993) The rhetorical shaping of national interest: Morality and contextual potency in John Bright's parliamentary speech against recognition of the confederacy. Quarterly Journal of Speech 79:1, pages 40-60.
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J. F. Walsh$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (1986) An approach to group communication in historical social movements: Group communication in Maoist insurgent mobilization. Southern Speech Communication Journal 51:3, pages 229-255.
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Suzanne Volmar Riches & MalcolmO. Sillars. (1980) The status of movement criticism. Western Journal of Speech Communication 44:4, pages 275-287.
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PatriciaL. Schmidt. (1977) The role of moral idealism in social change: Lord Ashley and the ten hours factory act. Quarterly Journal of Speech 63:1, pages 14-27.
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Nancy L. Roberts. 1990. Perspectives on Nonviolence. Perspectives on Nonviolence 268 277 .

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