Lexicographical Neighbors of Pacificists
Literary usage of Pacificists
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Parliamentary Reminiscences and Reflections, 1868 to 1885 by George Francis Hamilton (1917)
"... between our methods and those in Germany—Our pacificists largely responsible
for this War—Indication of some necessary changes for the future. ..."
2. America and the World War by Theodore Roosevelt (1915)
"The worthy pacificists have completely forgotten that the Biblical ... The ultra-
pacificists have undoubtedly been an exceedingly harmless body so far as ..."
3. Nationalism, War and Society: A Study of Nationalism and Its Concomitant by Edward Benjamin Krehbiel (1916)
"Whereas, it would be much truer to say that those of us who are pacificists are
so very often — it is certainly the case of the present writer — not because ..."
4. Papers and Proceedings of the Annual Meeting by American Economic Association (1915)
"Certainly it must be with one of these two classes of weapons, as the world can
never remain in status quo as the pacificists so supinely hope. ..."
5. The Fight for Peace: An Aggressive Campaign for American Churches by Sidney Lewis Gulick (1915)
"ANOTHER EASY SOLUTION FOR SECURING PEACE ON EARTH (Recommended by the Navy League
of the United States to Well-Endowed pacificists and laborers in the Peace ..."
6. German Conspiracies in America: From an American Point of View by William Henry Skaggs (1915)
"When the Germans invaded Belgium and the debauchery of crimes began, weaklings
and pacificists joined with German propagandists in denials and explanations. ..."
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