... Bundock's mind a curious confusion between the conscientious objector to political levies and the non-Unionist. or the strike breaker. Whin first challenged to substantiate his staten►eut that the conscientious objector was a coward, he instanced the case of ...

... want of time. Probably he might also cite, if he were pressed to enter into details, the tolerance extended to the conscientious objector in the matter of compulsory vaccination. The pleas which some tender-hearted folk have preferred for the tramp, when ...

... pointed out, the Government were powerless, since public opinion would not tolerate the perpetual imprisonment of conscientious objectors, and such objectors were usually left alone; but if they were imprisoned they had to be speedily released, as in the ...