Goliath

by David Harris

A Personal Testament By A Young American in Jail Today for his Beliefs by David Harris Late 60's-early 70's, former Stanford student David Harris was an instrumental leader in the campus anti-Vietnam war movement, and the national draft resistance movement. His refusal to serve in the military led to a 20-month jail sentence, a good portion of it spent in solitary confinement for organizing a prison resistance movement. This book discusses his experiences, discoveries, and views on non-violent revolution.

Genres: Biography

160 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 1970

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