Harvey L. Dyck is a professor emeritus in the History Department at the University of Toronto.

'The collection is a major contribution to understanding the history of the struggle against violence and war.'- J. Wishnia (Choice) 'This is one of the best books on peace history - probably the very best...What makes it so strong is the breadth of treatment, the choice of experts in their fields, and the consistent way in which the range and sensitivity of [Peter] Brock's scholarship is emulated.'- William Klassen (Conrad Grebel Review) 'Contributors have maintained a consistently satisfactory standard of lucidity, cogency and clarity, thus making this book a notable exception to the intellectual and stylistic unevenness often characterizing Festschriften. The essays are neither polemical nor controversial. But they are an intellectual feast guaranteed to deepen the reader's appreciation for the complexity of coming to grips with that most perennially elusive of human dreams through the millennia - peace.'- Jonathan J. Bonk (Journal of Mennonite Studies)

Harvey L. Dyck is a professor emeritus in the History Department at the University of Toronto.

'The collection is a major contribution to understanding the history of the struggle against violence and war.'- J. Wishnia (Choice) 'This is one of the best books on peace history - probably the very best...What makes it so strong is the breadth of treatment, the choice of experts in their fields, and the consistent way in which the range and sensitivity of [Peter] Brock's scholarship is emulated.'- William Klassen (Conrad Grebel Review) 'Contributors have maintained a consistently satisfactory standard of lucidity, cogency and clarity, thus making this book a notable exception to the intellectual and stylistic unevenness often characterizing Festschriften. The essays are neither polemical nor controversial. But they are an intellectual feast guaranteed to deepen the reader's appreciation for the complexity of coming to grips with that most perennially elusive of human dreams through the millennia - peace.'- Jonathan J. Bonk (Journal of Mennonite Studies)

Harvey L. Dyck is a professor emeritus in the History Department at the University of Toronto.

'The collection is a major contribution to understanding the history of the struggle against violence and war.'- J. Wishnia (Choice) 'This is one of the best books on peace history - probably the very best...What makes it so strong is the breadth of treatment, the choice of experts in their fields, and the consistent way in which the range and sensitivity of [Peter] Brock's scholarship is emulated.'- William Klassen (Conrad Grebel Review) 'Contributors have maintained a consistently satisfactory standard of lucidity, cogency and clarity, thus making this book a notable exception to the intellectual and stylistic unevenness often characterizing Festschriften. The essays are neither polemical nor controversial. But they are an intellectual feast guaranteed to deepen the reader's appreciation for the complexity of coming to grips with that most perennially elusive of human dreams through the millennia - peace.'- Jonathan J. Bonk (Journal of Mennonite Studies)