16mo. (12)pp. One of the initial issuance of thirty copies, which were available from either press and published without a "WG" designation. An exchange of correspondence between Gordon "Gord" Sisler and Hugh Walter Barclay exemplifies the sticky discourse around war and its actors, its calamities, and its questions of culpability. Barclay makes a reference to the occupation of Palestine, particularly demonstrates the divergence between what might be good faith conversation and direct political action. Woodcut of a tank at the copyright page, headed by quotations from José Martí and Fidel Castro. Bound in plain wrappers printed with red lettering. Fine.