The first authentic history of one of the most significant political movements of this century to be published since the early, heady days of the Women's peace camps on Greenham Common.

"After years of being observed from an almost anthropological viewpoint, of being examined by academia and misrepresented by the media, at last we've been able to tell our own story and project our own image of ourselves."

A must for anyone who believes that Britain treats its own dissidents with tolerance.

This book reveals a history of non-violent resistance that is sometimes humorous,
sometimes shocking yet overall inspirational.

ISBN 1 870736 93 1 196x125mm 311pp paperback, full colour cover.
Illustrations: 13 black and white line drawings and 36 black and white photographs.
GBP 8.95