| Foreword | 7 |
| Introduction | 9 |
| Chapter 1 | Roots of the Antiwar Movement | |
| A History of Pacifism in Colonial Europe and Early America | 26 |
| Imperialist Policies Cause War | 33 |
| On Civil Disobedience | 42 |
| Chapter 2 | From World War I to the Nuclear Age | |
| Americans Protest World War I | 56 |
| The Minorities of the World Want Peace and Freedom | 70 |
| The Antinuclear, Antiwar Manifesto | 75 |
| Chapter 3 | The 1960s and the Vietnam War | |
| We Must Work for Peace in Vietnam and America | 81 |
| The FBI's Attempts to Stop the Antiwar Movement | 94 |
| Exposing the Government's Lies About Vietnam | 111 |
| Evaluating the Antiwar Movement | 119 |
| Chapter 4 | Issues Confronting the Antiwar Movement | |
| A Peaceful Response to September 11, 2001 | 133 |
| The Antiwar Movement Must Reclaim Its Patriotic Roots | 141 |
| The Antiwar Movement and the 2003 War in Iraq | 146 |
| Cultural Obstacles to the Antiwar Movement | 153 |
| Chapter 5 | Voices for Peace: World Perspectives | |
| The Scope and Power of Nonviolence | 165 |
| Only Peaceful Actions Will End Human Suffering | 170 |
| Why I Say No to War | 174 |
| Chronology | 177 |
| For Further Research | 183 |
| Index | 186 |
