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Search Collection Guides: http://digital.lib.washington.edu/findingaids/search / .. ,.f MARVIN SANFORD COLLECTION • Pamphlets l,oX' '2.,... Action Books. Reuben, William A. The Honorable Mr. Nixon. 1956 Aldred, Guy A. For Communism. 1935
American Academy of Social and Political Science. Devine, Edward T., Ph.D. The Shiftless and Floating City Population. 1897 American Association for Labor Legislation. Ahdrews, John B. Labor Problems and Labor Legislation. 1932 American Civil Liberties Union. The Kentucky Miners' Struggle. 1932 Legal Tactics for Labor's Rights. 1930 Ma.rtin, Everett Dean. Mob Mind vs. Civil Liberty. 1920 What Rights for the Unemployed? 1935 American Economic Foundation. Eastman, Max and Harry w. Laidler. Is Democratic Socialism Possible? 1942 American Federation of Labor. Gompers, Samuel. Collective Bargaining. 1920 What Can I Do About It? cn•d•J Yellow Dog Contracts Conde,.~ed by Experts. 1930 American Foundation for Abundance. Ameringer, Oscar. Abundance for All. 1939 American Friends of the Soviet Union. The New Soviet Constitution. 1936
American Iron and Steel Institute. Men Who Make Steel. 1936 . · Q f; hi CJ i America~ [Abe,,~ (IAler P/tf.tse/ ue5 ,o,,;_s r mm"1'f American Socialist Quarterly. 56 Kantorovich, Haim. Towards Socialist Reorientation. 1933 Appeal to Reason Press. Gunn, John w. The Emballoted Farmers. cn.d., ca. 1925J Kirkpatrick, G-eo:rge R. Think or Surrender. 1916 Richardson, N. A. Introduction to Socialism. 1902 Sinclair, Upton. The Sinclair-Astor Letters. 1914 Atkinson, Will. The Labor Question. cn.d.J Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, International Union. How to Conduct a Union Meeting. 1945 How to Speak at Union Meetings. 1943 Sanford Collection, P• 2
Bacon, J. D. The Farmer and Townleyism. 1918 Bartholomew Publishing Company. Anarchy in Colorado. 1905 Bedford, Duke of. The Absurdity of the National Debt. cn.d. 3 - - Benton, w. c. Live Topics. 1907 Better Business Bureau. Facts You Should Know About a Few Labor Problems. 1944 Bridges (Harry) Defense Connnittee. The Bridges Showdown. 1941 Brookwood Labor Pamphlets. Pollak, Catherine B. Conference of Teachers in Workers' E ucation. 1925 ------Mass Education for Workers. 1925 ------The Place of Workers' Education in the Labor Movement. 1928 ------The Promotion and Yaintenance of Workers' Education. 1926 ------What a Union Did for the Coal Miners. 1932 Seidman, Joel. Introduction to Labor Problems. 1936 ------Sit-Down. 1937 Bruderhof Societies. Living Together. cn.d.J Bruning, Charlotte. Woman and War. cn.d. J Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Primer of Labor Relations. 1938 Caldwell, Howard H. American Panics.. 1908 . Cia frfurn ;q Cooperat ve, Cow Y/&cd, lrc:/io11 . YI• cl, California Labor School. Education for Peace and Security. 1947 Yearbook and Catalogue. 1948 Chamber of Connnerce. U.S. Communist Infiltration in the United States. 1946
Chicago. University. Press. Sentura, Joseph J. Strikes. 1935 Chicago Arbeiter-Zeitung Publishing Company. Manifesto of the Communist International. 1919 Chicago Socialist. WiDdns, Bertha S. The New Chivalry. cn.d.J Sanford Collection, P• 3
Christian National.1st Crusade. Smith, Gerald L. K. Is Corrnnunism Jewish? cn.d.J Christian Socialist. Brown, Rev. Harvey n., Ph.D. Essays on the Religion of Labor, the Seal of Poverty, and Spiritual Elements in the Socialist Movement. cn.d.J The Citizen Print $hop. Richardson, N. A. Man and His Institutions. 1914 Wilson, Stanley B. Can a Catholic be a Socialist? 1912 Civil Rights Congress. Deadly Parallel. cn.d., ca. 1948J Whoever You Are. en.a., ca. 194BJ Civil Rights Congress. East Bay (Berkeley, Calif.). Green, Buddy and Steve Murdock. Tb,e Jerry Newsom Story. 1950 The Clarion fre$S• Suthers, R. B. Does Municipal Management Pay? 1903 Clarion Publishing Company. _ Mills, Walter Thomas, M.A. What is Socialism? cn.d. J Cloth and Cap Makers Qf_North A.'Tierica, United. The Deceit of the r.w.w. 1906 Coblentz, L.A. Russia in 1938. 1939 Committee for Industrial Organization. The Case for Industrial Organization. 1936 Lewis, John L. Industrial Democracy. 1937 Committee for the Defense of Civil Rights in Tampa. Tampa: Tar and Terror. 1936 Committee for the Preservation of the Socialist Party. The Crisis in the Socialist Party. cn.d., ca. 1937J Committee to Inquire L~to the Status of Democracy. Privilege and Democracy. 19o8 Communist Labor Party. Gitlow, Benjamin. The Red Ruby. cn.d., ca. 1920J Cormnunist League of America. War and the Fourth International. 1934 Communist League of Struggle. Weisbord, Albert. For a New Connnunist International. 1933 Communist Party of Great Britain. Work Among Women. 1924 The. ftAti,l,re of Brita'1n's ~,'ercCAvJde . .Mo.ri,1e,, n. ol, Sanford Collection, P• 4
Conmrunist Party, U.S.A. Shop Paper Manual. 1931 Communist Party, u.s.A. California. Carlson, Frank. Let's Get Off the Dime. 1947 For Peace, Freedom, Prosperity, Socialism. 1948 Communist Party, U.S.A.- New York. The Fight for Labor's Rights. 1935 Hyman, r[an~y and L~Bnard Sparks. Public Enemy No. 1: William Randolph Hearst. 1935 Cortt1ti\.t1'e>111 cu,Gt P;i-Low.s.1'1.sft"' Conmrunist Political Association. Constitution of the Communist Political Association. 1944 • Corrmrunity Service, Inc. Morgan, Arthur E. Connnunity. cn.d.J Conference for Progressive Labor Action. Labor's Share in the Late Lamented Prosperity. 1930 Lloyd, Jessie. Gastonia. 1930 Congress of Industrial Organizations. Political Action Co:'.llI!littee. Gaer, Joseph. The Road to Freedom. cn.d.J ---- When a Worker Need.s a Friend. en.a.] Contemporary Publishers. Masterpieces of Labor Humor. cn.d.J Contemporary Publishing Association. Bucharin, N. The Communist Program. 1920 Lenin, N. The Infantile Sickness of "Leftism" in Communism. 1920
The Co-Operative Printery. Constitution and By-Laws of the Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee. 1907 Correspondence Publishing Company. Lee, Grace c., Pierre Chaulieu and J. R. Johnson. Facing Reality. 1948 Council for Pan-An1erican Democracy. Toledano, Vicente Lombardo. The United States and Mexico. 1942 Daily Worker. Bed.acht, Max. The Menace of Opportunism. 1926 ~mme, TJilliam F, HePl:03? Co;r:respond en±:.• tP a a•~ I Hathaway, Clarence A. and Sam Don. Why a Workers Daily Press? cn.d. 3 Lovestone, Jay. The Labor Lieutenants of A"!lerica..'1 Imperialism. cn.d., ca. 1926 3 Schappes, Morris U. The Daily Worker. 1941~ Shachtman, Max. 1871, the Paris Commune. cn.d.J The Dawn Libr~y! Bliss, w. D. P. What is Socialism? 1894 Demos Press. The War and the Left Wing Groups • 1942 Sanford Collection, p. '=5
Dickson School of Memory. Dickson, Henry. Public Speaking. 1916 Dolson, James Hulse. The Defense of a Revolutionist by Himself. 1920 Downie, John. Social Change and How It Comes About. 1931 Eastman (W: n:) and Company. What Socialists are Doing in Milwaukee. en•d•J Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, United. U.E. Guide to Political Action. 1944 End Poverty League, Inc. Sinclair, Upton. Epic Answers. en.a., ca. 1934] Erie Ta.geblatt Publishing Compan:/, Inc. Wilson, Ben F. Russia and Religion. 1932 Fair Play Publishing Company. Walker, Edwin c. Our Worship of Primitive Social Guesses. 1899 Fa.rm Research, Inc. Coe, Charles J. Farmers in 1944. 19l-1-4 Farrell, c. P. Ingersoll, Robert G. The Liberty of Man, Woman and Child. 1903 Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Constitution and By-Laws. 1901 Souvenir Official Programme. 1902 Fellowship fubiications. Hamlin, c. H. The War Myth in United States History. 1948 - - Fifleld, A. C. Swan, Ton. Edward Carpenter: The Man and His Message. 1910 Thoreau, Henry David. On the Duty of Civil Disobedience. 1905 Forum Publishers. Garlin, Sender. The Truth About Readers Digest. 1943 Foster, William z. Foster, William z. and Earl c. Ford. Syndicalism. en.a., ca. 1912J Freedon Press. Barrett, George. The Anarchist Revolution. 1915 Freeland Printing and Publishing Company. Hertzka, Dr. T. A Trip to Freeland. 1905 Fulfillment Press. Freeman, James Morton. No Friend of Labor. 1948 Sanford Collection, P• 6
Gilmour's Bookshop Fty., Inc. Gilmour, Leonard D. The Bookshop Sage. cn.d.J Haldeman-Julius Publications. Hillquit, 1.forris. The Political Philosophy of Socialism. 1931 The Hammersmark Publishing Company. Darrow, Clarence s. The Open Shop. 1904 Hanford Press. Hillquit, Morris. From Marx to Lenin. 1921 Harris, Herbert. Terror in Texas. 1937 - Harris, R. A, Think and Live. cn.d. J House of Sunshine. The Book of Sunshine. cn.d. J
Huebsch (B: W:), Inc. .. Foster, William z. The Great Steel Strike and its Lessons. 1920 Humanity Magazine. Alexander, Morton. Good Morning, God! cn.d.J
Hurst, Fred. I Political Science and Truth. 1932
Independent Labour Party. The Changing Structure of Trade Unions. cn.d.J Report of the Seventeenth Conference. 1909 Independent Progressive Party of California. I Of the People. 1947 Independent Socialist League. New Perspectives for .American Socialism •• 1957 Industrial Workers of the World.
1 Debs, Eugene v. Craft Unionism. 1905 The General Strike for Industrial Freedom.
I George, Harrison. The r.w.w. Trial. cn.d., ca. 1919:, -~-~-~ The Red Dawn. cn.d., ca. 1918:, r.w.w! Songs. April, 1918 The I.W .w.: vfuat It Is and ·what It Is- Not.. cn.d., ca. 1919J I Perry, Grover H. The Revolutionary r.w.w. 1916 -~ea_mble and Co]1Stitution, as amended 1918. ; Public Opinion. 1923 . T•,,., r· • Woodruff, Abner E. The Evol~tion of Industrial Democracy. cn.d.J - . I l Industrial Workers of the World. Australia. One Big Union of All the Workers. cn.d.J Sanford Collection, P• 7
International School of Social Economy. eras-h Course in the Study of Socialism. 1905 to.,.re~pu,1r,4i¥1C e., Intercollegiate Socialist Society. Laidler, Harry w. Study Courses in Socialism. 1919 International Publishers. Allen, James s. The Cartel System. 1946 -----, ed. Thomas Paine. 1937 American Trade Union Delegation to the Soviet Union. Russia After Yen Years. 1927 Aptheker, Herbert. The Negro in the Abolitionist M'ovement. 1941 ------The Negro in the American Revolution. 1940 ------The Negro in the Civil War. 1938 Browder, Earl, intro. The Constitution of the United States. 1937 Gorky, Ma.'Cim. To American Intellectuals. 1932 Hallgren, Mauritz A. Why I Resigned From the Trotsky Defense Connnittee. 1937 Hill, Sidney. Housing Under Capitalism. 1935 I{utchins, Grace. Women Who Work. 1935 Japanese Imperialism Exposed. 1942 Labor Research Association. Dunn, Robert w., ed. The Palmer Raids. 1948 Lawson, Eli~abeth. Thaddeus Stevens. 191+2 Lenin, V! I! State and Revolution. 1932 Magil, A. B. Battle for America. 19!~3 Marx, Karl and Friedrich Engels. The Conmrunist Manifesto. 1932 Pritt, D. N. The State Department and the Cold War. 1948 Radek, Karl. The .t".rchitect of Socialist Society. 1935 Siegel, William. The Paris Commune. 1931 Smith, Vern. The Frame-Up System. 1932 Speeches and Writine;s of Charles E. Ruthenberg. 1928 Stalin, Joseph. Foundations of Leninism. 1932 ------On the New Soviet Constitution. 1937 Stevens, Bennett. The Church and the Workers. 1932 Tades, Charlotte. William H. Sylvis and the National Labor Union. 191~2 Trachtenberg, Alexander. History of May Day. 191+7 Zetkin, Clara. Lenin on the Woman Question. 1934 Jewish Labor Committee. Silver, George. Pioneers of Labor. cn.d.J Joint Action Council for the Repeal of the Levering Act. McWilliams, Carey. Seek Not Loyalty With a Sword. 1950 Keep America out·of War Committee. Ciui:n, .MiJke~ _. The· Y.anks•. Are· Not Coming. 1940 ° ,~ ., ,-, [. . .. ] Kerr (Charles H.) a.'11.d Company. Brmm, William Thruston. How Capitalism Has Hypnotized Society. cn.d., ca. 1912J Darrow, Clarence s. Crime and Criminals. 1902 Debs, Eugene v. The Federal Government and the Chicago Strike. 1910 Engels, Frederick. Socialism, Utopian and Scientific. 1908 Fisher, Mark. Evolution and Revolution. cn.d.J Haywood, William D. and Frank Bohn. Industrial Socialism. 1911 .::ian:rord Collection, P• 8 ..
Keracher, John. Producers and PGrasites. 1935 ------Proletarian Lessons. cn.d., mid-1920sJ ------Why Unemplos'!llent? 1935 Kerr, Charles H. What Socialism Is. cn.d., ca. 1913J ._ ~---- What to Read on Socialism. 1906 La.Monte, Robert Rives. The New Socialism. 1912 ------Science and Socialism. cn.d.J Lienknecht, Wilhelm. Socialism: What It Is and What It Seer-.s to Accomplish. cn.d. J London, Jack. The Apostate. cn.d.J ------The Dream of Debs. cn.d.J ------The Strength of the Strong. 1911 Marc~r, Mary E. Shop Talks on Economics. 1911 Marx, Karl. Value, Price and Profit. cn.d. 3 ---- and Friedrich Engels. The Communist Manifesto. cn.d. 3 Poole, Ernest. Katherine Breshkovsky for Russia's Freedom. 1905 Spargo, John. The Socialists, Who They Are and What They Stand For. cn.d. 3 Trautman, William E. One Big Union. cn.d. 3 Vail, Rev. Charles H. The Socialist Movement. 1902 Warren, Fred D. Suppressed Information and Federal Court Speech. en.a., ca. 1904J
Kiang Kang Ku. , China and the Social Revolution. 1914
King-Ramsay-Connor-Defense Committee. The Ship Murder. 1937 Kinghorn-Jones, J. Alfred. Surplus Profits, Surplus Labor. 1898 Labor Union Educational League. Nelson, Caroline. Living or Dead Labor Unions. en.a., ca. 1917J Labour Monthly. Pasco.l, Roy. Karl Marx, Political Foundations. 1943
Labour Party. Labour Looks Ahead! 1942 Ladies' Garment Workers Union, International. American Labor Faces the Future. 193~ __ _ The C.I.O. at the Convention of the I.L.G.U.U. 1937 Claessens, August. Handbook of Trade Union Methods• 1937 ------How to Conduct a Union Meeting. 1934 ------How to Start Classes. 1937 ------A Manual for Trade Union Sucakcrs. 1936 ------and Rebecca E. Jarvis. A:B:c: of Parliamentary Law. 1936 League for Industrial Democracy. Laidler, Harry w. Looking Forward. 1932 Looking Forward.. 1937 Roads to Freedom. 1924 League of Nations News Bureau. Fosdick, Raymond B. The League of Nations After Two Years. 1922 Sanford Collection, P• 9
Levin and Weisenberg. Henderson, Fred. The Case for Socialism. cn.d.J Liberation Press. Hope in the Midst of Apathy. cn.d.J Liberator Publishing Company. Eastman, Max. Address to the Jury in the second Masses Trial. 1922 ------The Trial of Eugene Debs. 1918 Lindsey, Ben B. The Rule of Plutocracy in Colorado. cn.d.J Llano Co-operative Press. Brow-n, Bob. Towards a Bloodless Revolution. 1934 Detailed Information About the Llano Co-operative Colony. 1932 Elvine, 3et. A Catechism of Rational Religion. 1930 The Gateway to Freedom. 1932 O'Hare, Kate Richards. Kuzbasing in Dixie. 1926
Lockwood Publishing Company. Lockwood and his Punch and Judy Show. cn.d., ca. 1914J The Soldier and the Billy Goat. cn.d.J L0t-ol'\'\01i'v-1. '0,et')\(.1(1 Br-0'\her-l-tor-cL Loc,omt+ive hr-ernt-ns !Ylo:JAUh€/ v. IS t/,'j.J ftj, ,~q f London (Jack) Afnateur Press Club. Sea Sprite and the Shooting Star. cn.d.J Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, International. Morris, Watson. How to Write for Your Union Paper. 1943 Smash the Union. cn.d.J Louisiana. Supreme Court. w. Henry Burton v. Lla110 Del Rio Co. of Nevada, et al. Brief of Defendants-Appellants. Lubin (Simon J.) Society. 1 Steinbeck, John. Their Blood is Strong. 1938 The MacMillan qompany. Mass and Class. en.a.. J Socialists at Work. cn.d.J Maddy, Basil. A~erica of the Rich, by the Rich and for the Rich. 1950 Maloff, P. Dould1obors and Canada. 1953
Man! Anarchism. 194o Ma.rxiam Educational Society. Lenin, N. State and Revolution. cn.d.J Sanford Collection, p. 10
Merkel, Fred M. The Approaching Collapse of 1\merican Capitalism. 1932 Milwaukee Social-Deinocratic Publishing Company. Ameringer, Oscar. Comrm.mism, Socialism and the Church. 1913 Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws, as amen.ded 1909. Benson, Allan L. New Zealand's Reply to Pessimism. 19o6 ------Socialism Made Plain. 190J-1- Dague, R. A. What is Socialism? What is Capitalism? cn.d. 3 History of the Milwau}:ee Social-Democratic Victories. 1911 Korngold, Ralph. Brain Jolters. cn.d. 1 Lamb, Clayton J. Letters to an American Farmer. cn.d. 3 The Modern School. Brmm, William Thruston. Is HU1llallity Hungering for God? cn.d. 3 Modern School Publi~hi~g Association. Gaynor, (Mayor) w. J. What the Policeman Ought to Know. 1912 Monson, IJ.oyd D. Some Poems. cn.d. 3 Mooney (Tom) Labor School. Brown, Harold Chapman. What is Philosophy? 1942 History of the American Labor Movement, 1700-1943. Mother Earth Publishing Association. Goldman, Emma. Anarchism, What It Really Stands For. 1911 ------Syndicalism, the Modern Menace to Capitalism. 1913 National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. The Baltic Soviet Repvbiic;:s ! 191~4 Constitution of the u.s.s.R. cerrata sheet contains amendments to February 2, 1941-1-1 1a..'11ont, Corliss. Soviet Russia and the Post-War World. 1944 Maurer, Rose. Soviet Children and Their Care. cn.d.3 Smith, Edwin s. Organized Labor in the Soviet Union. 1943 Strong, Anna Louise. Soviet Farmers. 1944 National Federation for Constitutional Liberties. Mc-Williams, Carey. Race Discrimination and the Law. 1945 The People's Rights and the 1944 Elections. 1944 National Labor Forum. Shall a Labor Party Be Formed in America! 1923 National Miners Union. Myerscough, Tom. The Name is Lewis -- John L. en.a., ca. 19241 National Nonpartisan League. Winning the War. 1918 National Rip-Saw Publishing Company. Barnhill-Tichenor Debates on Socialism. 1914 Caldwell., H<;>ward H. War! 1912 Creel, H. G. Prostitution for Profit. 1911 Tichenor, Henry M. A Wave of Horror. 1912 Sanford Collection, P• 11
Needham Brothers. A New Collection of Old California Songs. 1904 New Appeal! Ghent, w. J., ed. The Elements of Socialism. 1916 -----, ed. Questions and Answers. 1916 -----, ed. The Science of Socialism. 1916 -----, ed. Socialism: A Historical Sketch. 1916 -----, ed. Socialism and the Farmer. 1916 -----, ed. Socialism and Government. 1916 -----J ed. Socialism and Organized Labor. 1916 -----, ed. Socialism and Social Reform. 1916 -----, ed. Socialism in Verse. 1916 -----, ed. The Socialist Appeal. 1916 -----, ed. Socialist Documents. 1916 -----, ed. The Tactics of Socialism. 1916 New Century Publishers. Catalog. 1946 Dennis, Eugene. Is Comr.tunism Un-American? 19!~7 Foster, William z. Problems of Organized Labor Today. 1946 ------Quarantine the War Mongers. 191+7 ------Twenty-Three Questions About the Communist Party. 1948 Lawson, Elizabeth. The People's Alrnanac. 1955 Lenin, v:t.ac.;i.mir Ilyich. The State. 191~7 Magil, A. B. Socialism: 'ifuat 's In It For You. 1946 Marion, George. The "Free Press." 1946 Spivak, John L. The "Save the Country11 Racket. 1948 Statement of the 81 Communist and workers Parties. 1961 New Dispensation Series. The Free Commune. cn.d.J New Essays. Pannekoek, Anton. Lenin as Philosopher. 1948
The New Idea. The New Idea. 1894 New International Publishing Conr_pany. Erb_er, Ernes_t. Plenty for :-'.1.J.. , 1946.. j _ 5 New rv.rk '°"~l1tcitiens,, l-
------Flashlig..½ts of the Amsterdam Congress. 1904 ------Industrial Unionism. 1935 . ------Socialist Reconstruction. 1930 ------Tim Pages From Ro:man History. 1931 ------Watson on the Gridiron. 1926 ------What Means This Strike? 191}5 ------Wo!!lall's Suffrage. 1909 Down Hi th War. 1939 Engels, Friedrich. The Mark. 1928 Hass, Eric. The Americanism of Socialism. 191~2 ---- The Labor Draft. 191~4 Socialist Industrial Unionism. 1945 Johnson, Olive M. The Cooperative Movement. 1924 Marx, Karl. Free Trade. 1921 Petersen, Arnold. Capital and Labor. 1939 ------Daniel DeLeon. 1931 ------Daniel DeLeon, Disciplinarian. 1943 ------Daniel DeLeon, Social Architect. 1911-1 ------DeLeon, the Uncompromising. 1939 ------Democracy: Past, Present and Future. 1940 ------The Nazi Beast Roars. 1939 ------Proletarian Democracy vs. Dictatorships and Despotism. 1933 ------Socialism, the World of Tomorrow. 1939 ------Revolutionary Milestones. 1931 ------Soviet Russia, Pronise or Menace. 1939 ------The Stalinist Corruption of :Ma.rxism. 1940 Stalinist International Anarchism. 1940 What Is Socialism? 1944 Workers of the World Unite. 1943
New York Subud Committee. Grayson, Stuart. An Introduction to Subud. 1959 The Non-Inter~st Bond Bureau. Coxey, J. s. The Cause and the Cure. 1895 Nortlrwest Young Workers Summer School. Red Dawn. Summer, 1927 Oklahoma CoI!Jil'littee to Defend Political Prisoners. Friessen, Gordon. Oklahoma Witch Hunt. 1941 Oneal, J&'lles. Some Pages of Party History. 1934
Pacific Press. Harper, Vincent. The Terrible Truth About Marriage. 1907 Painters, Decorators and_P~perhangers, Brotherhood of. Ward, Courtney. The A.F. of L. and One World of Labor. 1945 Parker, Harvey and Craftsmen. Hill, Howard E. lv'.iagic Formula for Writing Success. 1941
Peoples Council of America for Democracy and Peace.
Works, John D. Why We Went Into the War. cn.d. 3 Sanford Collection, P• 13
People's Institute of Applied Religion, Inc. Religion, Barrier or Bridge to a People's World? 1947 People's Ligrary. Ricker, A. w., Willirun McDevitt and Max Eastman. Why We Acquiesce to Win the War. 1918 People's Post, Ltd. Bed.ford, Duke of. What Use is a Reformed Money System Now? 1947 People's World. Coe, Lee. The Slave Law. 191q Lapin, Ad.am. The Third Part;y. 1947 Quin, Mike. The Enemy Within. 19hl Robbin, Ed. Mu.st We Die? 1940 Young, Jack. The People Be Damned. 1939 Pile Drivers, Bridge, Wharf and Dock Builders. Victory Through Unionism. cn.d.J Pioneer Publishers. Cannon, James P. The Coming PJnerican Revolution. 1947 Goldman, Albert. What is Socialism? 1938 Hansen, Joseph. American Workers Need a Labor Party. 1944 Jackson, Charles. A Practical Proera.m to F..ill Jim Crow. 1945 Shacht:rnan, Ma.. ~. Ten Years. 1933 Trotsky, Leon. I Stake My Life. 1937 ------The Spanish Revolution in Danger. 1931 ------Their MoraJ.s and Ours. cn.d.J Poets of America Publishing Company. Lyrics and Ballads From the Russian. 1959 Political Action Company. funeringer, Oscar. Socialism -- What It Is and How to Get It. 1911 Political Digest Press. Hitler, Adolf. Mein Kampf cabridgedJ• 1939 Program Connnittee. A Militant Program for the Socialist Party of .America. en.a., ca. 1931J Provisional Connnittee for Cuba. Beals, Carleton and Clifford Odets. Rifle Rule in Cuba. 1935 Psychic Band of Research. Randall, James A. Life and Character of the Eminent Revolutionary Patriot, Thomas Paine. 1909 Psychoanalysis and Psychoanal;rtic Review. Black, Isabella. Was It Arnold's Doing? Public Affairs Committee. Coleman, Miles • Can .Ar.lerica Build Homes? l'.)l~O Foster, William Trufant. Loan Sharks and Their Victims. 194o Sanford Collection, P• 14
Vance, Rupert B. Farmers Without Land. 1938 Rand School of Social Science. Berenberg, David P. Socialism. 1918 - Hillquit, Morris. Socialism Summed Up. 1917 Laidler, Harry H. Public Ownership Throuchout the World. 1918 Lee, Algernon. Introduction to Scientific Socialism. en.a., ca. 1932 3 Lilienthal, Meta Stern. From Fireside to Factory. 1916 The Salaried Man. 1920 Solomon, Charles. The Albany "Trial." 1920 Trachtenberg, Alexander, ed. The .American Socialists and the War. 1917 Williams, J\.lbert Rhys. The Bolsheviks and the Soviets. 1919 Rand School Press. Bercnberg, David P. A Horkers World. 1931 Claessens, August. A ~1anual for Socialist Speakers. 1933 ------Race Prejudice. 19Ii3 ------and Rebecca E. Jarvis. A.B.C. of Parliamentary Law. 1936 Oneal, James. The Austrian Civil War. 1934 The Reciprocal E2onomy Foundation. The California Colony Program. 1946 Religion and the People. Evans, Rev. Stanley G. The Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty. cn.d. 3 Revolutionary Polic~r Committee. An Appeal to the Mer.1bership of the Socialist Party. 1934
Richards, W. H. Economic ~erms Defined. cn.d.J Socialism Explained. 1931 Ries, w. F. Lions and Lambs. 1910 Men and Mules. cn.d. J Monkeys and Monke:,rettes. 1909 Phifer, Charles Lincoln. Quiz and 'Tis. cn.d.J Roosevelt Exposes Socialism. cn•d•J Rightside Press. Coggins, Herbert. Choosing a Reason for Har. 1941 Rogers, Webster. The Pioneers and Other Poems. 1949 Roving Eye Press. Brown, Bob. Demonics. 1931 Rowny (J: F:) Press. Rutzebeck, Hjalmar. Reciprocal Economy. 1935 Russell, Beth Duvall. A Hhite Stone Given. 1957 Sanford Collection, P• 15
- Rutherford, J.B. Wheeler, Frank and J. B. Rutherford. Attack on Socialism and the Defense. 1910
San Francisco Council of American Soviet Friendship. Fight for Freedom. 191~1~
Santleben, Alfred G. A Report to the State Central Connnittee of California of the Socialist Pa..."'ty of America. 1905
Schoonover, Manford. Not This Year, Mr. Hayner. 1905 Sitnons. WIAsGn~ ~t\ Life, 11.d. Sinclair, Upton. Letters to Judd. 1932 Skyline Press. Cleland, Avis. Selected Verse of 1951-2. 1953 Social CrusG,de. Wilson, J. Stitt. The Impending Social Revolution. cn.d.J
Social Democratic Party. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Municipal Campaign Book. 1912
Social Economic Foundation. A Labor Party for the United States. 1936
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Socialist Party. Ameringer, Oscar. Socialism: What It Is and How to Get It. 1930 Claessens, August. Is Socialism Inevitable? 1922 Court Rulings Upon Indictments, Search Warrants, Habeas Corpus, Mailing Privileges, etc. cn.d.J Curtis, Roy. Italy, Victory Through Revolution. 191~4 Debs, Eugene Victor. C1µ1to~ Speech. cn.d.J Henderson, Fred. The A.B.c. of Socialism. cn.d.J Hillquit, Morris. Foundations of Socialism. 1934 K...."'tleger, Maynard C. Inilation, Who Wins and Who Loses. 1934 Kelso, H~td. Build for Socialism. cn.d., ca. 1924-J Krzycki, Leo. The Unions and the Socia.lists. cn.d., ca. 1924J Laidler, Harry W. Unerrrplo;ynent and Its Remedies • 1929 Nearing, Scott. The New Slavery. 1917 Oneal, James. Labor and the Next War. cn.d., ca. 1920J ----- Labor in England and America. 1924 A Plan for America. 1932 Porter, Paul. The Conunonwealth Plan. 1934 The Salaried Man. 1920 Should Socialism Be Crushed? 1910 Socialist Handbook. 1937 Socialist Senatorial Nominating Speeches. cn.d., ca. 1913J Socia.list Vote by Counties and States. cn.d., ca. 1909J Sullivan, John Francis , Andrew J. Biemiller a...---id Ma;ynard C. Krueger. The National Industrial Recovery Act. 1933 Tucker, Irwin St. Jolm. Now It Must Be Done. 1920 Work, John M. Let's Be Practical. cn.d.J ---- Where You Get Off cn.d., ca. 1913J ---- Why Things Happen to Happen. cn.d.J Young, Art. The Campaign Primer. 1920 Socialist Party of Penru:;ylvnnia. Tilton, Ira C. The Red Book. 1913 Socialist Party of Wisconsin. Nelson, George A. Farmers, 1-Jhere Are We Going? 1934 Porter, Paul. Which Way for the Socialist Party? 1937 Seidel, Emil. Which Must Go, America or Private 0\-mership of Railroads? 1923 Socialist Party of Great Britain. Why Capitalism Will Not Collapse. 1932 Socialist Publication Society. Fraina, Louis and Robert Rives LaMonte. The Socialist Attitude on the War. 1917 Lenin, Nicolai. A Letter to American Worldngmen. 1918
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