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The Resource Writings and speeches of Eugene V. Debs, introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr

Writings and speeches of Eugene V. Debs, introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr

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Publication
Extent
1 online resource (xvii, 486 pages)
Note
©2017 Cassidy Cataloguing Services, Inc
Contents
  • Proclamation to American Railway Union -- Labor omnia vincit -- Liberty -- The martyred apostles of labor -- Prison labor (its effect on industry and trade) -- Outlook for socialism in the United States -- Martin Irons, martyr -- How I became a socialist -- Stopped the blacklist -- What's the matter with Chicago? -- The Western labor movement -- The Negro in the class struggle -- The Negro and his nemesis -- Speech of acceptance -- The American movement -- Unionism and socialism -- The Socialist Party and the working class -- The federal government and the Chicago strike -- An ideal labor press -- Labor Day greeting -- Childhood -- The Crimson Standard -- Growth of the injunction -- Craft unionism -- Class unionism -- Revolutionary unionism -- Industrial unionism -- You railroad men -- Arouse, ye slaves! -- The growth of socialism -- Open letter to President Roosevelt -- Prince and proletaire -- Roosevelt's labor letters -- December 2, 1859 -- John Brown: history's greatest hero -- Looking backward -- Mother Jones -- Thomas McGrady -- Revolution
  • The issue -- Railroad employees and socialism -- The Socialist Party's appeal -- Industrial unionism -- A letter from Debs -- A letter from Debs on immigration -- Industrial unionism -- Working class politics -- Danger ahead -- The crisis in Mexico -- Labor's struggle for supremacy -- The McNamara Case and the labor movement -- Sound socialist tactics -- This is our year -- Speech of acceptance -- A plea for solidarity -- Revolt of the railroad workers -- Homestead and Ludlow -- The Gunmen and the miners -- The Knights of Columbus -- The prospect for peace -- Fantine in our day -- Letter of acceptance -- Politicians and preachers -- Ruling class robbers -- The class war and its outlook -- Tom Mooney sentenced to death -- The I.W.W. bogey -- John Swinton: radical editor and leader -- The Canton, Ohio, speech -- Address to the jury -- Statement to the court -- The day of the people -- Serving the labor movement -- "Preacher sheriff" hangs victim -- Sacco and Vanzetti -- Woman -- comrade and equal -- Walls and bars. The relation of society to the convict ; My 1920 campaign for president ; Leaving the prison ; Capitalism and crime ; Poverty and the prison ; Socialism and the prison
Instance
Label
Writings and speeches of Eugene V. Debs
Title
Writings and speeches of Eugene V. Debs
Statement of responsibility
introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Creator
Author
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Member of
Cataloging source
NjRocCCS
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1855-1926
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Debs, Eugene V.
Illustrations
portraits
Index
no index present
LC call number
HX84.D3
LC item number
A313 1948
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
Series statement
HeinOnline history of capital punishment
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  • Socialism
  • Working class
  • Criminal justice, Administration of
  • Capital punishment
  • United States
Target audience
specialized
Label
Writings and speeches of Eugene V. Debs, introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
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Publication
Distribution
Note
©2017 Cassidy Cataloguing Services, Inc
Antecedent source
unknown
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 485-486)
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Color
black and white
Content category
text
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Proclamation to American Railway Union -- Labor omnia vincit -- Liberty -- The martyred apostles of labor -- Prison labor (its effect on industry and trade) -- Outlook for socialism in the United States -- Martin Irons, martyr -- How I became a socialist -- Stopped the blacklist -- What's the matter with Chicago? -- The Western labor movement -- The Negro in the class struggle -- The Negro and his nemesis -- Speech of acceptance -- The American movement -- Unionism and socialism -- The Socialist Party and the working class -- The federal government and the Chicago strike -- An ideal labor press -- Labor Day greeting -- Childhood -- The Crimson Standard -- Growth of the injunction -- Craft unionism -- Class unionism -- Revolutionary unionism -- Industrial unionism -- You railroad men -- Arouse, ye slaves! -- The growth of socialism -- Open letter to President Roosevelt -- Prince and proletaire -- Roosevelt's labor letters -- December 2, 1859 -- John Brown: history's greatest hero -- Looking backward -- Mother Jones -- Thomas McGrady -- Revolution
  • The issue -- Railroad employees and socialism -- The Socialist Party's appeal -- Industrial unionism -- A letter from Debs -- A letter from Debs on immigration -- Industrial unionism -- Working class politics -- Danger ahead -- The crisis in Mexico -- Labor's struggle for supremacy -- The McNamara Case and the labor movement -- Sound socialist tactics -- This is our year -- Speech of acceptance -- A plea for solidarity -- Revolt of the railroad workers -- Homestead and Ludlow -- The Gunmen and the miners -- The Knights of Columbus -- The prospect for peace -- Fantine in our day -- Letter of acceptance -- Politicians and preachers -- Ruling class robbers -- The class war and its outlook -- Tom Mooney sentenced to death -- The I.W.W. bogey -- John Swinton: radical editor and leader -- The Canton, Ohio, speech -- Address to the jury -- Statement to the court -- The day of the people -- Serving the labor movement -- "Preacher sheriff" hangs victim -- Sacco and Vanzetti -- Woman -- comrade and equal -- Walls and bars. The relation of society to the convict ; My 1920 campaign for president ; Leaving the prison ; Capitalism and crime ; Poverty and the prison ; Socialism and the prison
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (xvii, 486 pages)
File format
one file format
Form of item
online
Level of compression
unknown
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Other physical details
portraits
Quality assurance targets
unknown
Reformatting quality
unknown
Specific material designation
remote
Label
Writings and speeches of Eugene V. Debs, introduction by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Publication
Distribution
Note
©2017 Cassidy Cataloguing Services, Inc
Antecedent source
unknown
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 485-486)
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Color
black and white
Content category
text
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Proclamation to American Railway Union -- Labor omnia vincit -- Liberty -- The martyred apostles of labor -- Prison labor (its effect on industry and trade) -- Outlook for socialism in the United States -- Martin Irons, martyr -- How I became a socialist -- Stopped the blacklist -- What's the matter with Chicago? -- The Western labor movement -- The Negro in the class struggle -- The Negro and his nemesis -- Speech of acceptance -- The American movement -- Unionism and socialism -- The Socialist Party and the working class -- The federal government and the Chicago strike -- An ideal labor press -- Labor Day greeting -- Childhood -- The Crimson Standard -- Growth of the injunction -- Craft unionism -- Class unionism -- Revolutionary unionism -- Industrial unionism -- You railroad men -- Arouse, ye slaves! -- The growth of socialism -- Open letter to President Roosevelt -- Prince and proletaire -- Roosevelt's labor letters -- December 2, 1859 -- John Brown: history's greatest hero -- Looking backward -- Mother Jones -- Thomas McGrady -- Revolution
  • The issue -- Railroad employees and socialism -- The Socialist Party's appeal -- Industrial unionism -- A letter from Debs -- A letter from Debs on immigration -- Industrial unionism -- Working class politics -- Danger ahead -- The crisis in Mexico -- Labor's struggle for supremacy -- The McNamara Case and the labor movement -- Sound socialist tactics -- This is our year -- Speech of acceptance -- A plea for solidarity -- Revolt of the railroad workers -- Homestead and Ludlow -- The Gunmen and the miners -- The Knights of Columbus -- The prospect for peace -- Fantine in our day -- Letter of acceptance -- Politicians and preachers -- Ruling class robbers -- The class war and its outlook -- Tom Mooney sentenced to death -- The I.W.W. bogey -- John Swinton: radical editor and leader -- The Canton, Ohio, speech -- Address to the jury -- Statement to the court -- The day of the people -- Serving the labor movement -- "Preacher sheriff" hangs victim -- Sacco and Vanzetti -- Woman -- comrade and equal -- Walls and bars. The relation of society to the convict ; My 1920 campaign for president ; Leaving the prison ; Capitalism and crime ; Poverty and the prison ; Socialism and the prison
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (xvii, 486 pages)
File format
one file format
Form of item
online
Level of compression
unknown
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Other physical details
portraits
Quality assurance targets
unknown
Reformatting quality
unknown
Specific material designation
remote

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