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We'll Set the Children Free
Song sheet for We'll Set the Children Free, set to the tune of John Brown's Body. Copies of the song were handed out at a demonstration outside the Lyttelton Gaol in March 1912.
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Passive Resisters' Union Pamphlet
A pamphlet produced by the Passive Resisters' Union explaining the organisation's opposition to the Defence Act.
Passive Resisters' Union Temuka Meeting Flyer
Flyer advertising a Passive Resisters' Union meeting near the Post Office, Temuka, 25 November 1912.
Passive Resisters' Union Rangiora Meeting Flyer
Flyer advertising a Passive Resisters' Union meeting at the Institute Hall, Rangiora, 10 April 1913.
Conscription Must Be Upheld Postcard
Postcard cartoon depicting a man, representing the New Zealand press, supporting a plinth and statue, representing conscription, against the winds of public opinion. The postcard is reprinted from the Passive Resisters' Union journal the Repeal.
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The Modern Saviour Postcard
Postcard cartoon depicting a soldier, representing the influence of jingoism and militarism, leading a group of children. The cartoon is captioned with a quote from Matthew 19:14: "Suffer the Little Children to come unto Me!" The postcard is…
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Democracy Beware Postcard
Postcard cartoon depicting a soldier shooting a striking worker. The postcard is reprinted from the Passive Resisters' Union journal the Repeal.
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The Stricken Tree Postcard
Postcard cartoon depicting a tree, representing conscription, being felled by an axe, representing public opinion. The postcard is reprinted from the Passive Resisters' Union journal the Repeal.
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Passive Resisters' Meeting Ticket 1912
Ticket to a meeting hosted by the Passive Resisters' Union, 3 November 1912
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Machine gun in Avon River
This machine gun, captured in the South African war was on display in the city. It was rolled into the river in September 1912. The PRU denied all…
