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Farm Boy and Prison Walls
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James Wenger grew up on a typical Stauffer Mennonite family farm during the Great Depression. During the Korean War, James is drafted. He is shocked when his request for conscientious objector status is not granted and he is sentenced to 2½ years in prison. 318 pages; hardcover.
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James Wenger grew up on a typical Stauffer Mennonite family farm during the Great Depression. During the Korean War, James is drafted. He is shocked when his request for conscientious objector status is not granted and he is sentenced to 2½ years in prison. 318 pages; hardcover.
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| Topic | Conscientious Objector, Courage Under Test, Memoirs, Nonresistance |
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