Peace movement Subject Religious Opposition to World War I Socialist Opposition to World War I Women and World War I World War I and the Peace Society in Sydney Pax The Blood Vote The Federal Independent Anti Conscription League of New South Wales Australian Freedom League Australian Peace Council Industrial Workers of the World Peace Society, New South Wales Branch Religious Society of Friends Sydney Twelve Union of Russian Workers Women's Anti-Conscription Committee Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Women's Peace Army Aarons, Eric Anstey, Francis George (Frank) Barker, Tom Beale, William Henry Bonney, Constance E Boote, Henry Ernest Cohen, Ian Grant, Donald McLennan (Don) Harwood, Marian Fleming Lorimer, Jessie Miles, William John Rivett, Albert Roseby, Thomas Webb, Bernard Linden 'Vote No Mum, they'll take Dad next' 1916 Donald Grant, one of the Sydney Twelve 1916 Henry Ernest Boote, labor journalist, poet and writer c1920 IWW Members Charged with Treason - Sensational Revelations 1916 Marian Harwood The Blood Vote 1916 The IWW Twelve 1916 The Peace Society : its origin, work, difficulties and mistakes : a paper read at the XIV annual meeting of the Peace Society, N.S.W. Branch, ... by Mrs. Septimus Harwood. 1921 Thomas Barker c1912 To Arms! Vote No: Conscription takes the Bread-earner of the poor mother and sister, but never the bread-earner of the rich mother and sister, etc 1915-1917