Tolstoy's argument for nonviolent resistance and Christian anarchism, which later inspired Gandhi. His radical case against the state and the church.
Books mentioned in The Kingdom of God Is Within You (5)
On War by Jonathan Dymond: “I mean Dymond's book "On War," published for the first time in London in 1824, and Daniel Musser's book on "Non-resistance," written in 1864.”
Hamlet by William Shakespeare: “I remember seeing a performance of "Hamlet" by Rossi. Both the tragedy itself and the performer who took the chief part are considered by our critics”
The Net of Faith by Petr Chelčický: “a work, never yet printed, by Helchitsky, a Tsech of the fifteenth century, entitled "The Net of Faith."”
Non-resistance Asserted by Daniel Musser: “Musser's book is called "Non-resistance Asserted," or "Kingdom of Christ and Kingdoms of this World Separated."”
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo: “Words taken from Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame," where he says that printing will kill architecture.--AUTHOR.”