CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS - THE QUAKERS - THE MENNONITES - THE BRETHREN
(Conscientious Objectors) 1. AN INTRODUCTION TO FRIENDS CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE. Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee. 1943. Pict. wraps. 96 pgs. Illustrated, charts. The first section is titled THE RELIGIOUS CONSCIENCE AND CONSCRIPTION and part two is THE RELIGIOUS SPONSORSHIP OF CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE. Minor spine repair, overall in vg cond.
2. THE EXPERIENCE OF THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE IN CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE. (title page) THE EXPERIENCE OF THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE IN CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE UNDER THE SELECTIVE TRAINING AND SERVICE ACT OF 1940 -1941-45. Printed wraps. 51 pgs. Contents include WAR TIME SERVICE OF THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE; THE RECOGNITION OF CONSCIENCE; THE NATIONAL CONTRIBUTION OF CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE; INADEQUACIES OF PRESENT PROVISIONS FOR CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS; etc. Vg cond.
3. American Friends Service Committee. FRIENDS CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE - STATEMENT OF POLICY. Printed wraps. 1943. 11 pgs. "This statement was approved by the Board of Director and the Civilian Public Service Committee of the American Friends Service Committee on March 26, 1943." Contents include Historical Background; Attitude Toward Conscription; Civilian Public Service Camps Not Exclusive; Financial Support; Work Projects, etc. Vg cond.
4. American Friends Service Committee. PROJECTS AND INCENTIVES. A STUDY OF THE WORK PROJECTS AND THE INCENTIVES FOR WORK IN THE CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE CAMPS AND UNITS UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE. 1946. 27 pgs. Pict. wraps, Illus. Contents include THE MEN IN FRIENDS CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE; THE WORK PROJECTS IN FRIENDS CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE; THE WORK CONDITIONS IN FRIENDS CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE AND INCENTIVES IN FRIENDS CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE plus CONCLUSION. Vg cond.
Four uncommon booklets concerning religious conscientious objectors who received their support from the religious groups the Brethren, the Quakers and the Mennonites.
