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National Peace Council Meeting Flyer

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Flyer advertising a National Peace Council meeting at the Early Settlers' Hall, Oamaru, 11 July 1912.

The board of the Christchurch Technical College, 1917.

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The board of the Christchurch Technical College, 1917 - it included well-known anti-militarists Ada Wells and Henry Worrall.

John Howell

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A profile photograph of John Howell, first director of the Christchurch Technical College.

Sarah Saunders Page and Samuel Page

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A photograph of Sarah Saunders Page and her husband Samuel Page. Page Family photo.

William and Sarah Annie Ensom

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A photograph of William and Sarah Annie Ensom, long-term supporters of the National Peace Council.

'Workers Awake' card

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'Workers Awake'. This card was produced by the National Peace Council, presumably for distribution to work-sites around the city. It quotes Ramsay McDonald, one of the founders of the British Labour Party, who during the First World War was a Labour…

'The Hand that Rocks the Cradle Rules the World'

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'The Hand that Rocks the Cradle Rules the World', a pamphlet produced by the National Peace Council and the Anti-Militarist League in August 1913.

The Case against Compulsory Military Training', by C. Reginald Ford

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A photograph of the cover of 'The Case against Compulsory Military Training', by C. Reginald Ford, published by the Maoriland Worker and National Peace Council in 1912