Lay down your Arms

Lay down your Arms

Lay Down Your Arms follows a young woman's transformation from a romanticized view of war to a deep anti-war conviction, shaped by her experiences of love, loss, and the pressures of society. Through her relationship with Tilling, she grapples with the harsh realities of conflict and the fear of losing him to the impending war, ultimately seeking solace in their shared desire for peace.

By Bertha von Suttner · First published 1912 · Genre: Anti-war literature, Philosophical fiction, Social criticism · 19 chapters

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