112 Days' Hard Labour
“112 DAYS’
HARD LABOUR”
Being some Reflections on the first of my Sentences as a Conscientious Objector
By
Hubert W. Peet
Joint Editor of “The Ploughshare,” and Organizing Secretary of the Friends’ Service Committee.
Published as a Supplement to “The Ploughshare,” a Quaker Organ of Social Reconstruction, for April, 1917.
Obtainable separately from “The Ploughshare,” Office, Graham House, Tudor Street, London, E.C. Single copy, 112d.; per dozen, 1/- post free.
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