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Marxism

000054 Burns, Emile What is Marxism? New York International Publishers 1957
000055 Ideological struggle in the American Left. New York New Century Publishers 1963
000056 Eastman, Max Last stand of dialectic materialism. New York Polemic Publishers 1934
000057 Klingender, F.J. Marxism and modern art. New York International Publishers 1945
000058 Lewis, John Marxism and modern idealism. New York International Publishers 1945
000059 Dobb, Maurice Marx as an economist. New York International Publishers 1945
000060 Spratt, Philip New look at Marx. London Phoenix House 1957
000061 Dawson, J.A. Socialism and war: the Marxist attitude to Nazism. Melbourne Workers' Literature Bureau 1943
000062 Aveling, Edward Student's Marx. London George Allen & Unwin 1920
000063 Bakunin, Michael Marxism, freedom and the state. London Freedom Press 1950
000064 History of the working class: the Great French Revolution. New York International Publishers 193-
000065 History of the working class: 1st International & Paris Commune. New York International Publishers 193-
000066 Pascal, Roy Karl Marx, 1843-1943: political foundations. London Labour Monthly 1943
000067 Perchik, L. Karl Marx. New York International Publishers 1934
000068 Lenin, V.I. Teachings of Karl Marx. New York International Publishers 1930
000069 Pannekoek, Anton Marxism and Darwinism. Chicago Charles H. Kerr 1912
000070 Mandel, Ernest Marxist theory of the state. New York Merit Publishers 1969
000071 Aptheker, Herbert On the nature of revolution: the Marxist theory of social change. New York New Century Publishers 1959
000072 Jerome, V.J. Culture in a changing world: a Marxist approach. New York New Century Publishers 1947
000073 Trotsky, Leon Marxism in the United States. New York Workers Party Publications 1947
000074 De Leon, Daniel Marx on Mallock, or, facts vs. fiction. Glasgow Socialist Labour Party 1908
000075 Dutt, R. Palme Marxism after fifty years. London Labour Monthly 1933
000196 Le Leon, Daniel Marxian science and the colleges. New York New York Labor News Co. 1932
000216 Kahan-Coates, Zelda Karl Marx: his life and teaching. London British Socialist Party 1918
000225 Johnson, Hewlett Marxism and the individual. London Lawrence & Wishart 1943
000234 Williams, A.L. What is Marxism? London N.C.L.C. Publishing Society 193-?
000273 De Leon, Daniel Marx on Mallock, or facts vs. fiction. New York New York Labor News Co. 1908?
000334 Radek, Karl Proletarian dictatorship and terrorism. Detroit Marxian Educational Society 192-
000368 Waton, Harry Marxist: introduction and aid to the study of Capital. New York Workers' Educat'l Institute 1925
000381 Marx and Engels: biographies & bibliography. Colombo, Sri Lanka Lanka Samasamaja Publ. 1956
000523 Marx, Karl Workers' inquiry. Colombo, Sri Lanka Lanka Samasamaja Publ. 1955
000570 Novack, George Understanding history: Marxist essays. New York Pathfinder Press 1972
000571 Mandel, Ernest Marxist theory of the state. New York Pathfinder Press 1971
000588 Novack, George Empiricism and its evolution: a Marxist view. New York Pathfinder Press 1971
000589 Mandel, Ernest Decline of the dollar: a Marxist view of the monetary crisis. New York Pathfinder Press 1972
000599 Mandel, Ernest Inconsistencies of state capitalism. London International Marxist Group 1969
001370 Plekhanov, George Role of the individual in history. New York International Publishers 1940
001375 Brown, William Montgomery Teachings of Marx for girls and boys. Galion, Ohio Bradford-Brown Educational Co. 1935
001376 Mandel, Ernest Marxist theory of alienation: three essays. New York Pathfinder Press 1973
001673 Keracher, John Crime: its causes and consequences. Chicago Proletarian Party of America 1937?
001674 Keracher, John Crime: its causes and consequences. Chicago Charles H. Kerr 1937?
003139 Warde, William F. Long view of history. New York Pioneer Publishers 1960
003140 Warde, William F. Irregular movement of history: the Marxist law... London New Park Publications 1957
003180 Haldane, J.B.S. Dialectical materialism and modern science. London Labour Monthly 1940?
003443 Shachtman, Max Marxist politics or unprinciples combinationism? S.l. s.n. 1936?
003444 Marx, Karl Three essays..selected from the economic philosopical manuscripts S.l. s.n. 1947
003553 Socialist Workers Party ABC of Marxism (outline course #1) New York Socialist Workers Party 193-?
003966 American Journal of Sociology (v.78, no.1) Chicago, Ill. University of Chicago 1972
003978 Marxism today (v.3, no.8) London Central Books, Ltd. 1959
003979 World Marxist Review (v.2, no.8) Toronto Progress Books 1959
004058 Plekhanov, G.V. Fundamental problems of Marxism. S.l. s.n. n.d.
004087 Warde, William Dialectical materialism : outline course #3. New York Socialist Workers Party 194-?
004088 Creel, Warren Course in Marxian value and the market. New York Socialist Workers Party 1945
004089 Chester, Bob Introduction to Marxist economics. New York Socialist Workers Party 1945
004090 Warde, William Introduction to the logic of Marxism : eight lectures. New York Socialist Workers Party 194-?
004091 ABC of Marxism : outline course #1. New York Socialist Workers Party 194-?
004099 Bulletin of the Marxist Policy Committee (v.1, no.6) Chicago s.n. 1937

McCarthyism

002971 Socialist Workers Party Stop McCarthyism! Your stake in the fight. New York Pioneer Publishers 1954
002972 Socialist Workers Party McCarthyism: American fascism on the march. New York Pioneer Publishers 1953
003332 Sheil, Bernard J. Bishop Sheil on McCarthy. Detroit UAW-CIO 1954
003901 McCarthy, Joe McCarthyism : the fight for America New York Devin-Adair 1952
003907 Strack, Mrs. Henry Deland. Marxism in Christmas Cards. Washington, DC National Defense Comm. D.A.R. 1957
003908 Living Our Convictions with Gratitude. Washington, DC National Defense Comm. D.A.R. 1957
003909 United World Federalists, Inc. Washington, DC National Defense Comm. D.A.R. 1957?

Mexico

002329 Confederacion de Trabajadores de Mexico Informe del Comite Nacional : report of the National Committee... Mexico, D.F. Confederacion de Trabajadores 1937
002330 Boracres, Paul Mexican petroleum : stolen property? Mexico, D.F. Sindicato de Trabajadores Pet. 1938?

Middle East

002313 Cliff, T. Middle East at the cross roads. London Revolutionary Communist Party 1946
002314 Davidson, Basil What the Arab world really wants. London Union of Democratic Control 1956
003195 U.S. Dept. of the Army. Middle East: tricontinental hub, a strategic survey. Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1965
003206 Militant Israel & the Arabs: Militant readers debate the Mideast conflict. New York Merit Publishers 1969
003676 Kanev, I. Refugees: the real figures. S.l. s.n. 1967
003677 Socialist Workers Party Basic training course in Trotskyism. New York Socialist Workers Party 1940?

Miscellaneous

003147 Reiser, Oliver L. Philosophy for world unification: scientific humanism... Gerard, Kansas Haldeman-Julius 1946
003168 Haldeman-Julius, E. Bunk box: collection of the bits of bunk that infest Anerican... Gerard, Kansas Haldeman-Julius 192-?
003179 Korwin, Laurence E. Manual of promotion at supermarkets. Chicago New Products Council 1960
003183 Darrow, Clarence Wisdom of Clarence Darrow. Gerard, Kansas Haldeman-Julius 1947
003199 Sachtleben, Rudolf Spotlights on the history of transportation of fluids. Hanover, Germany Preussag Aktiengesellschaft 1964

New Zealand

002584 Sutch, W.B. New Zealand's labor government at work. New York League for Indus. Democracy 1940
003486 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Labor law and practice in New Zealand. Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1967

Nigeria

002326 Diamond, Stanley Nigeria: model of a colonial failure. New York American Committee on Africa 1967

Okinawa

002641 Japan Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee Okinawa under U.S. occupation. Tokyo Japan Afro-Asian Solidar. Com. 1962

Pakistan

002589 Burki, Shahid Javed Pakistan: a demographic report. Washington, D.C. Population Reference Bureau 1973
003548 Alavi, Hamza A. Land reform in Pakistan. London Intl. Soc. for Socialist Stud. 1959

Public Affairs Pamphlets

#032 001975 Voorhis, Jerry Cooperatives look ahead. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1952
#040 001976 Dallas, Helen Chain stores: pro and con. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1942
#042 001977 Taylor, Paul S. Adrift on the land. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1940
#071 001978 Brown, Earl and Leighton, George R. Negro and the war. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1942
#076 001979 Carskadon, T.R. Workers and bosses are human: collective bargaining at work. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1943
#085 001980 Benedict, Ruth and Weltfish, Gene Races of mankind. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1953
#085 001981 Benedict, Ruth and Weltfish, Gene Races of mankind. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#087 001982 Brown, Earl Why race riots?: lessons from Detroit. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1944
#089 001983 Hill, F.F. and Harper, F.A. Have we food enough for all? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1944
#094 001984 Livingston, J.A. Reconversion, the job ahead. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1944
#095 001985 Stewart, Maxwell S. Negro in America. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#095 001986 Stewart, Maxwell S. Negro in America. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1944
#097A 001987 Freeman, Lucy Better human relations: the challenge of social work. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#098 001988 Yahraes, Herbert Now, a brighter future for the epileptic. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#099 001989 Stewart, Maxwell S. What foreign trade means to you. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1945
#113 001990 Duvall, Evelyn Millis Building your marriage. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#114A 001991 Stuart, John Air travel comes of age. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#126A 001992 Taubenhaus, Marjorie Rheumatic fever New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#127 001993 Duvall, Evelyn Millis Keeping up with teen-agers. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#131 001994 Lawton, George and Stewart, Maxwell S. When you grow older. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#136B 001995 Guttmacher, Alan F. and Gould, Joan New facts about birth control. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#136C 001996 Ogg, Elizabeth New chapter in family planning. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#137 001997 Blakeslee, Howard Know your heart. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#143 001998 Cushman, Robert E. New threats to American freedoms. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1948
#144 001999 Lambert, Clara Understanding your child from 6 to 12. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#149 002000 Hymes, James L. How to tell your child about sex. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#151 002001 Nichols, Osgood and Carskadon, T.R. Can labor and management work together? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1959
#157 002002 Neisser, Walter and Edith Making the grade as dad. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#158B 002003 Saltman, Jules Meeting the challenge of cerebral palsy. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#161 002004 Eckert, Ralph G. So you think it's love! New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#166 002005 Blakeslee, Alton L. Arthritis, tis treatment and problems. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#168 002006 Crosby, Alexander L. Your blood pressure and your arteries. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#173 002007 Carson, Ruth So you want to adopt a baby. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#174 002008 Neisser, Edith G. How to be a good mother-in-law and grandmother. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#179 002009 Loyalty and security in a democracy: a roundtable report. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#179 002010 Loyalty in a democracy: a roundtable report. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1952
#180S 002011 Mattison, Berwyn F. and Richman, T. Lefoy Community health services: the case of the missing mileposts. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#181 002012 McLean, Joseph E. Politics is what you make it. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1954
#182 002013 Close, Kathryn Getting ready to retire. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#184 002014 Blakeslee, Alton L. How to live with heart trouble. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#192 002015 Osborne, Ernest Democracy begins in the home. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#194 002016 Walton, Eloise Let's work together in community service. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1953
#199 002017 Hullfish, H. Gordon Keeping our schools free. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1955
#202 002018 Humphrey, Hubert H. Stranger at our gate: America's immigration policy. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1954
#204 002019 Black, Algernon D. If I marry outside my religion. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#205 002020 Close, Kathryn Do you need a lawyer? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1954
#206 002021 Altmeyer, Arthur J. Your stake in Social Security. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1954
#208 002022 Ogg, Elizabeth When parents grow old. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#209 002023 Ashmore, Harry S. Segregation and the schools. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1954
#210 002024 Jacob, Walter New hope for the retarded child. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#213 002025 Duvall, Evelyn and Sylvanus Saving your marriage. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#216 002026 Osborne, Ernest How to teach your child about work. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#219 002027 Wishik, Samuel M. How to help your handicapped child. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#220A 002028 McGrady, Pat Cigarettes and health. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#226 002029 DeWitte, William A. United Nations: ten years of achievement. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1955
#227 002030 Barth, Alan When Congress investigates. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1955
#229 002031 Ogg, Elizabeth Psychologists in action. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#230 002032 Neuberger, Richard L. Our natural resources and their conservation. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#231 002033 Osborne, Ernest How to choose a camp for your child. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#232 002034 Polier, Justine Wise Back to what woodshed? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#233 002035 Mabley, Jack Who's on first?: fair play for all American's. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#234 002036 Landis, Paul H. Coming of age: problems of teen-agers. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#235 002037 Spingarn, Jerome H. Is disarmament possible? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#236 002038 Kirkendall, Lester A. Too young to marry? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#237 002039 Heilbroner, Robert L. This growing world: economic development and the World Bank. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#239 002040 Ross, Helen Shy child. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#240 002041 Lehrman, Hal Portrait of Israel: myth and reality. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#241 002042 Cochran, Clay L. and Ross, Ron Case for competition in electric power. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#242 002043 Heard, Alexander Money and politics. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#243 002044 Applebaum, Stella B. and Kavinoky, Nadina R. Understanding your menopause. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#244 002045 Fleming, Harold C. and Constable, John What's happening in school integration? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1956
#245 002046 Hirsh, Selma Fear and prejudice. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#246 002047 Schisgall, Oscar Enemy property issue. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#247 002048 Gruenberg, Sidonie Matsner and Krech, Hilda Sidney Modern mother's dilemma. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#248 002049 Shepard, David A. Liberal education in an industrial society. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#250 002050 Mace, David R. What is marriage counseling? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#254 002051 Neisser, Edith G. Your child's sense of responsibility. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#255 002052 Grambs, Jean D. Guide to school integration. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#256 002053 Crow, James F. Effects of radiation and fallout. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#257 002054 Frye, William R. U.N. peace force? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#258 002055 Lindsay, David R. What's ahead for civil service? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#259 002056 Ogg, Elizabeth Good news for stroke victims. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1957
#262 002057 Barbash, Jack Labor movement in the United States. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#264 002058 Wolf, Anna W.M. Your child's emotional health. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#265 002059 Deutsch, Albert World Health Organization: its global battle against disease. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#266 002060 Hechinger, Fred M. Worrying about college? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#267 002061 Cunningham, Robert M. Your operation. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#268 002062 Hoffman, Paul We must find a basis for peace. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#269 002063 Osborne, Ernest When you lose a loved one. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#270 002064 Stewart, Maxwell S. How can we stay prosperous? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#271 002065 Ogg, Elizabeth Out of the shadows: the story of muscular dystrophy. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#271S 002066 Ogg, Elizabeth New hope for dystrophics. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#272 002067 Gould, Joan Will my baby be born normal? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#273 002068 Black, Algernon D. Who's my neighbor? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#274 002069 LeShan, Eda J. You and your adopted child. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#275 002070 Holly, Hazel What's in the air? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1958
#276 002071 Hart, Evelyn Making the most of your years. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#278 002072 Larrick, Nancy Your child and his reading: how parents can help. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#280 002073 Padover, Saul K. Understanding foreign policy. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#283 002074 Yahraes, Herbert Making medical care better, and easier to pay for, too. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1959
#285 002075 Gruenberg, Sidonie M. and Krech, Hilda Sidney Your child's friends. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#286 002076 Ogg, Elizabeth When a family faces cander. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#287 002077 Wolf, Anna W.M. and Stein, Lucille One-parent family. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#288 002078 Hart, Evelyn How retarded children can be helped. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#289 002079 Steward, Maxwell S. Taxes we pay. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#290 002080 Mace, David R. What makes a marriage happy? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#291 002081 Carson, Ruth Your child may be a gifted child. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#294 002082 Milt, Harry Middle age, threat or promise? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#295 002083 Wood, Maxine Blindness: ability, not disability. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#299 002084 King, Charles Glen and Lam, Gwen Personality "plus" through diet: foodlore for teen-agers. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#300 002085 Saltman, Jules Paraplegia: a head, a heart, and two big wheels. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#301 002086 Stewart, Maxwell S. Labor and the public. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#302 002087 Margolius, Sidney How to stretch your money: modern techniques of money management. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#303 002088 Inglis, David R. Testing and taming of nuclear weapons. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#304 002089 Stewart, Maxwell S. That no man shall hunger! New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#306 002090 Osborn, Frederick This crowded world. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1960
#308 002091 Heilbroner, Robert L. Forging a united Europe: the story of the European Community. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#309 002092 Guttmacher, Alan F. and Gould, Joan Why can't you have a baby? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#311 002093 MacVane, John Embassy extraordinary: the U.S. mission to the United Nations. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#313 002094 Hoffman, Paul G. Greatest challenge of all. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#315 002095 Canfield, Norton You and your hearing. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#316 002096 Maslow, Will and Cohen, Richard School segregation, northern style. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#317 002097 Stewart, Maxwell S. Investing for income and security. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#319 002098 Coyle, David Cushman United Nations, what it is. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#319S 002099 Coyle, David Cushman United Nations, what it does. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#320 002100 Darby, William J. and Lam, Gwen Food and science, today and tomorrow. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#321 002101 Osborne, Ernest You and your child's school. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1961
#323 002102 Frank, Josette Children and TV. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#324 002103 McGrady, Pat Science against cancer. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#326 002104 Saltman, Jules Emphysema: when the breath of life falters. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#327 002105 Cohen, Richard Sunday in the sixties. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#328 002106 Stewart, Maxwell, S. European Common Market and the United States. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#330 002107 Calder, Ritchie Growing up with UNICEF. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#331 002108 Bloomfield, Lincoln Peaceful uses of space. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#332 002109 Crowther, Bosley Movies and censorship. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#334 002110 Dean, Vera Micheles Roads to peace. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#335 002111 Saltman, Jules Multiple sclerosis: new hope in an old mystery. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#337 002112 Brecher, Ruth and Edward Delinquent and the law. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1962
#339 002113 Gregg, James R. Parents' guide to children's vision. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#340 002114 McGrady, Pat Leukemia: key to the cancer puzzle? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#341 002115 Ogg, Elizabeth When a family faces stress. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#342 002116 Margolius, Sidney How to pay for your child's college education. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#343 002117 Harrison, Emma Public welfare. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#344 002118 Jennison, Peter Freedom to read. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#345 002119 Yahraes, Herbert C. Caring for your feet. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#346 002120 Neisser, Edith G. School failures and dropouts. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#347 002121 Stern, Edith M. Full life after 65. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#348 002122 Margolius, Sidney Guide to consumer credit. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#349 002123 Hill, Margaret Retarded child gets ready for school. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#351 002124 Pomfret, John D. New opportunities for depressed areas. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#353 002125 Carson, Ruth Your new baby. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1963
#353S 002126 Riker, Audrey Palm Breastfeeding. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#354 002127 Cole, Gordon H. and Margolius, Sidney When you gamble, you risk more than your money. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#355 002128 Milt, Harry Young adults and their parents. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#357 002129 Archer, Jules and Yahraes, Dixie Leppert What should parents expect from children? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#358 002130 Dodge, Philip J. People help themselves through cooperatives. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#359 002131 Stewart, Maxwell S. Finding able men and women for city careers. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#360 002132 Margolius, Sidney How to finance your home. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#362 002133 Stewart, Maxwell S. Poor among us, challenge and opportunity. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#363 002134 Graves, Judy Keeping your teeth healthy. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#366 002135 Kirkendall, Lester A. and Ogg, Elizabeth Sex and our society. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#367 002136 Paulsen, Monrad G. Equal justice for the poor man. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1964
#369 002137 Milt, Harry What can you do about quarreling? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#371 002138 Hart, Evelyn Homemaker services for families and individuals. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#373 002139 Young, Margaret B. How to bring up your child without prejudice. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#374 002140 Stewart, Maxwell S. Can we save our cities?: the story of urban renewal. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#375 002141 Hunt, J. McV. What you should know about educational testing. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#376 002142 Carson, Ruth Nine months to get ready: the importance of prenatal care. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#378 002143 Stewart, Maxwell S. Balance of payments crisis. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#380 002144 Ogg, Elizabeth Divorce. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#381 002145 Sunley, Robert How to help your child in school. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#382 002146 Margolius, Sidney Buyer, be wary! New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1965
#383 002147 Kaplan, H. Eliot How to get better government: a citizens' guidebook to action. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#386 002148 Blakeslee, Alton It's not too late to stop smoking cigarettes! New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#387 002149 Sands, Harry and Seaver, Jacqueline Epilepsy: today's encouraging outlook. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#388 002150 Genne, Elizabeth and William Camping with the family. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#393 002151 Stewart, Maxwell S. New look at our crowded world. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#394 002152 Scott, John Finley So you're going to college! New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#396 002153 Black, Algernon D. Fair play in housing: who's my neighbor? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1966
#399 002154 Wolfe, Ann G. Differences can enrich our lives: helping children prepare... New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#400 002155 Leventhal, Sharon Job discrimination is illegal: a guide to legal action. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#401 002156 Seaver, Jacqueline Cerebral palsy: more hope than ever. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#402 002157 Hill, Margaret What to expect from school counselors. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#404 002158 Margolius, Sidney Paying for a college education. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#405 002159 Bienvenu, Millard Helping the slow learner. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#407 002160 Einstein, Bernice W. Guide to success in college. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#410 002161 Bienvenu, Millard Talking it over at home: problems in family communication. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#411 002162 Fribourg, Marjorie G. Reapportionment crisis. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#412 002163 Margolius, Sidney Family money problems. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1967
#413 002164 Ogg, Elizabeth New ways to better communities. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#414 002165 McMahon, Ernest E. Evening college: the big second chance. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#416 002166 Stewart, Maxwell S. and Duffy, Helene What inflation and tight money mean to you. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#418 002167 Haitch, Richard Orphans of the living: the foster care crisis. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#419 002168 Allison, Junius L. Juvenile court comes of age. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#423 002169 Tucker, Sterling Why the ghetto must go. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#424 002170 Klemer, Richard H. and Margaret G. Early years of marriage. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#425 002171 Rice, Robert Challenge of crime. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#426 002172 Milt, Harry Alcoholics and alcoholism. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1968
#428 002173 Ogg, Elizabeth Tell me where to turn: growth of information and referral service New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#429 002174 Pilpel, Harriet F. and Norwick, Kenneth P. When should abortion be legal? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#431 002175 Dirks, Lee E. Ecumenical movement. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#432 002176 Ogg, Elizabeth We can conquer uterine cancer. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#433 002177 Sax, Joseph L. Law and justice. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#434 002178 Pei, Mario Wanted: a world language. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#438 002179 Bienvenu, Millard J. Parent-teenager communication: bridging the generation gap. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1969
#443 002180 Berland, Theodore How to keep your teeth after 30. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1970
#444 002181 Stewart, Maxwell S. Chance for every child: case for children's allowances. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1970
#445 002182 Bryant, John E. Helping your child speak correctly. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1970
#446 002183 Irwin, Theodore Better health in later years. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1970
#453 002184 Margolius, Sidney Responsible consumer. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1970
#456 002185 Peterson, James A. Marriage and love in the middle years. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1970
#458 002186 Soyka, Patrica W. Unlocking human resources: a career in social work. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1971
#461 002187 Stewart, Maxwell S. Money for our cities: is revenue sharing the answer? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1971
#464 002188 Irwin, Theodore How to cope with crises. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1971
#466 002189 Genne, Elizabeth and William Building a marriage on two altars. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1971
#468 002190 LeShan, Eda J. Mates and roommates: new styles in young marriages. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1971
#470 002191 LaCrosse, E. Robert Day care for America's children. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1971
#473 002192 Dickman, Irving R. Living with blindness. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1972
#477 002193 Norwick, Kenneth P. Pornography: the issues and the law. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1972
#481 002194 Lekachman, Robert Public service employment: jobs for all. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1972
#489 002195 Emerson, Thomas I. Bill of Rights today. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1973
#496 002196 Read, Clifton R. Can we conquer cancer? New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1973
#517 002197 Saltman, Jules VD: epidemic amoung teenagers. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets 1974

Patriotism

001683 President's Commission on National Goals. Goals for Americans. S.l. Advertising Council 1960
001684 Hoover, Herbert American individualism. Rockford, Ill. Herbert Hoover Pres. Lib. Assn 1971
001702 Beck, Dave Legacy of liberty: a radio address... S.l. s.n. 1949

Philippines

002208 Phillips, Goerge What price Philippine independence? New York New Century Publishers 1946

Poetry

000662 Federman, David Friends, living & dead. Detroit Artists' Workshop Press 1966
000663 Shoemaker, Alvaro Ole-ad. Seattle, Wash. Equity Printing Co. 1921
000664 Cook, Roy J. One hundred and one famous poems: with a prose supplement. Chicago Cable Company 1928
000665 Sinclair, Upton Hell: a verse drama and photo-play. Pasadena, Calif. Sinclair 1923
000666 Gomez, Manuel Poems for workers. Chicago Workers Party of America 192-
000667 Patchen, Kenneth Poems of humor & protest. San Francisco City Lights Books 1959
000668 Ginsberg, Allen Howl and other poems. San Francisco City Lights Books 1956
000669 Ferlinghetti, Lawrence Pictures of the gone world. San Francisco City Lights Books 1955
000670 Ransom, John Crowe American poetry at mid-century Washington, D.C. Library of Congress 1958
000671 Romine, Auda We protest. S.l. Romine 1959
000672 Kupferberg, Tuli Snow job. New York Poets Union Press 1959
000673 Shaw, Bernard Devil's disciple. Baltimore, Md. Penguin Books 1955
000674 Rodman, Thomas P. Poem recited before the New Bedford Mechanics Association. New Bedford, Mass. Benjamin T. Congdon 1833
001661 Beecher, John And I will be heard. New York Twice a Year Press 1940
001833 Ferlinghetti, Lawrence Tentative description of a dinner...impeachment of Eisenhower. San Francisco Golden Mountain Press 1958
003169 Untermeyer, Louis Robert Frost: a backward look. Washington, D.C. Library of Congress 1964

Poland

002245 Brody, Alter Behind the Polish-Soviet break. New York Soviet Russia Today 1942?
002360 Central Council of Trade Unions Documents of the 4th Congress of Polish Trade Unions. Warsaw Central Coun. of Trade Unions 1958
003771 Polish Labor Group Poland fights. (Vol.3, no.30) New York Polish Labor Group 1943

Politics

001704 United Labor League of Ohio Robert Alphonso Taft story: it's on the record! S.l. United Labor League of Ohio 1950?
001706 CIO Political Action Committee 52 facts on prices. Washington, D.C. CIO Political Action Committee 1952
001707 CIO Political Action Committee 52 facts on taxes. Washington, D.C. CIO Political Action Committee 1952
001708 CIO Political Action Committee 52 facts on corruption. Washington, D.C. CIO Political Action Committee 1952
001709 CIO Political Action Committee 52 facts on foreign policy. Washington, D.C. CIO Political Action Committee 1952
001710 CIO Political Action Committee 52 facts on politics. Washington, D.C. CIO Political Action Committee 1952
001711 CIO Political Action Committee 52 facts on civil rights. Washington, D.C. CIO Political Action Committee 1952
001820 Dennis, Eugene People against the trusts... New York New Century Publishers 1946
001821 National Educational Committee for a New Party Ideas for a new party: provisional declaration of principles... Chicago National Educational Committee 1946
001822 Bond, Julian Black candidates: southern campaign experiences. Atlanta Voter Education Project 1969
001824 Liberal Party General election, 1900: set of leaflets. London Liberal Party 1900
001826 Chamber of Commerce of the United States Political precinct: action course in practical politics. Washington, D.C. Chamber of Commerce of the US 1959
001827 O'Connor, Henry Republican political handbook for public speakers and local comm. New York Evening Post Steam Press 1880
001828 Cook, Walter Henry Secret political societies in the South during ...Reconstruction. Cleveland Evangelical Publishing House 19--
001829 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America We, or they?: vote for your candidate, Roosevelt! New York? Amalgamated Clothing Workers 1938
001830 Gaer, Joseph What every voter should know and do in 1946. New York CIO Political Action Comm. 1946
001831 Bernard, Bertram M. Election laws of the 48 states: how to register and vote. New York Oceana Publications 1950
001832 AFL-CIO Why Richard M. Nixon must be impeached now. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1973?
001834 Morals in politics: a collection of essays... New York New Leader Publishing Co. 1945
001835 Snow, John Howland Government by treason. New York Domestic and Foreign Affairs 1946
001836 King, Judson Utility records of the presidential candidates... Washington, D.C. National Popular Govt. League 1936
001837 Commons, John R. Horace Greeley and the working class origins of the Repub. Party. Boston Ginn & Company 1909
001841 Humphrey, Hubert H. Challenge of 1958: speech of Hon. Hubert H. Humphrey... Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1958
001842 Morse, Wayne Wiretapping proposals threaten historic gains ... Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1954
001843 Morse, Wayne Perversion of the Taft-Hartley Act by the Eisenhower NLRB... Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1956
001869 Republican National Committee Boondoggles...and you pay the bill. Washington, D.C. Republican National Committee 1936
001930 Labour Party Signposts for the sixties: speakers' notes no. 1. London Labour Party 1962
001969 Whither are we drifting? S.l. s.n. 192-
002579 Mexican-American Political Association/UFW Let us remember: neustros martires...vote for Hubert H. Humphrey. Los Angeles United Farm Workers 1968
002999 Lehman, Herbert H. Strait jacket of fear. Milwaukee Lehman 1953
003094 National Maritime Union National Maritime Union...backs Hubert H. Humphrey. New York National Maritime Union 1968
003108 Warning: Wallace no friend of working people or their unions. Birmingham, Ala. Alabama Unionists... 1968
003153 League for Industrial Democracy State of the student movement, 1970. New York League for Indus. Democracy 1970
003156 Read, Leonard E. Pattern for revolt. New York Joseph D. McGuire 1948
003159 Childs, Richard S. Short ballot: a movement to simplify politics. New York Short Ballot Organization 1909
003161 Garlin, Sender Real Huey P. Long. New York Workers Library Publishers 1935
003165 Nixon, Richard M. State of the Union address... Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1971
003166 Friends Committee on National Legislation Annual report. Washington, D.C. Friends Committee 1960
003185 Mazo, Earl et al. Great debates : [Kennedy-Nixon debates]. Santa Barbara, Calif. Ctr. for Study of Dem. Inst. 1962
003186 Wheeler, Harvey Restoration of politics. Santa Barbara, Calif. Ctr. for Study of Dem. Inst. 1965
003187 Wheeler, Harvey Rise and fall of liberal democracy. Santa Barbara, Calif. Ctr. for Study of Dem. Inst. 1966
003188 Buchanan, Scott So reason can rule: the Constitution revisited. Santa Barbara, Calif. Ctr. for Study of Dem. Inst. 1967
003196 Official program commemorating the inaug. of Harry S. Truman. Washington, D.C. s.n. 1949
003197 Wright, Fred Goldwater coloring book. New York Marzani & Munsell 1964
003211 Congressional Quarterly Politics in America, 1945-1964. Washington, D.C. Congressional Quarterly 1965
003246 Democratic National Convention Program Book Comm. Democratic National Convention program. Washington, D.C. Democratic National Comm. 1964
003263 Davis, Rennie and Hayden, Tom Movement campaign 1968: an election year offensive. S.l. s.n. 1968
003284 Nixon, Richard What's right with America: excerpts of remarks... S.l. s.n. 1970
003388 Baker, Charles R. Insights into U.S. Senator Stephen M. Young's 1964 victory... Toledo, Ohio BURR Communications Agency 1964
003462 AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education Humphrey vs. Nixon, 1948-1968: twenty years of contrast. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1968
003473 Ohio Democratic Party Human concern. S.l. Ohio Democratic Party 197-?
003489 Schachter, Leon B. & Mayer, Arnold Political and legislative prospects in 1960. S.l. Amalgamated Meat Cutters 1960
003492 AFL-CIO Making of a campaign issue: Nixon at the AFL-CIO Convention. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1971
003507 Know your Congress: 88th Congress, 2nd session... Washington, D.C. Capitol Publishers, Inc. 1964
003515 AFL-CIO Helping to write your nation's laws. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO Pamphlet Division 1965
003712 Newberry, Mike Goldwater-ism. New York Marzani & Munsell 1964
003785 Democratic National Committee Democratic digest. (August 1953) Washington,D.C. Democratic National Committee 1953
003786 American opinion: an informal review. (Vol.6, no.10) Belmont, Mass. Robert Welch 1963
003793 Realist: freethought criticism and satire. (No.39) New York Realist 1962
003816 Freedom's voice. Camp Lake, Wisc. Freedom's Voice 1964
003861 Utley, S.W. On the road to Moscow. Minneapolis Citizens Alliance 1934
003891 Story of Bob Taft. Oberlin, Ohio Ohio Comm.of Indep. Voters 1950
003893 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Address by Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the Teamsters Convention. Washington, D.C. Democratic National Committee 1944
003920 Chance, Charles W. et. al Representation and reapportionment. Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University 1965
003930 Statesman (v.6, no.1) Chicago, Ill. Statesman Publishing Co. 1889
003931 Statesman (v.6, no.2) Chicago, Ill. Statesman Publishing Co. 1889
003969 Status of the world's nations. Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of State 1969
003977 Plain Talk (v.4, no.6) New York Plain Talk 1929
003981 Idiot (no.3) San Francisco Idiot 1965
004025 Abel-Burke-Molony Campaign spotlight (v.1, no.3) Chicago Intl Committee to Elect... 1965
004054 Political quarterly (v.29, no.2) London Stevens & Son 1958
004055 American Liberal (v.3, no.8) San Francisco Western Independent Publ. 1962

Population

003493 Commission on Population Growth & the Amer. Future Population growth and America's future. New York Planned Parenthood-World Popul 1971
003495 AT & T Economic Analysis Section Population growth: boon or calamity? S.l. American Telephone & Telegraph 1971

Poverty

001685 Sweet, J. Stouder Poverty in the U.S.A. New York Public Affairs Pamphlet 1967
001686 Sinclair, Upton I, Governor of California, and how I ended poverty... Los Angeles End Poverty League 1934
001948 Sinclair, Upton We, poeple of America, and how we ended poverty... Los Angeles End Poverty League 1934
003099 U.S. HEW. Children's Bureau About the poor: some facts and some fictions. Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1967
003124 Weisskopf, Walter A. et al. Looking forward: the abundant society. Santa Barbara, Calif. Ctr. for Study of Dem. Inst. 1966
003292 Cuyahoga County Welfare Department Annual report. Cleveland Cuyahoga County Welfare Dept. 1973
003414 Cornman, Ronald Evans Social welfare organizations. S.l. s.n. 1968
003890 Inter-Denominational Committee What is wrong with the Community Chest? Toledo, Ohio Inter-Denominational Committee 1927?

Prussia

002487 Marx, Karl and Engels, Frederick Reactionary Prussianism. New York International Publishers 193-?

Racism

001373 Rose, Arnold Roots of prejudice. Paris UNESCO 1951
001529 UNESCO What is race? Paris UNESCO 1952
001530 Commission on Interracial Cooperation Understanding our neighbors: a factual study... Atlanta Commission on Interracial Coop 1943
001531 Rustin, Bayard Interracial primer: how you can help relieve tension... New York Fellowship of Reconciliation 1944
001532 Klein, Woody News media and race relations: a self portrait. New York Columbia Journalism Review 1968
001533 Socialist Labor Party Race prejudice...why?: who benefits from it? New York Socialist Labor Party 1956
001534 Pettigrew, Thomas F. Racially separate or together? New York Anti-Defamation League 1969
001535 International Union of Electrical Workers Race hate. Washington, D.C. Intl. Union of Electr. Workers 1957
001536 Grier, Eunice and Grier, George Case studies in racially mixed housing: Sunnyhills, Milpitas, Ca. Washington, D.C. Washington Ctr for Metro. Stud 1962
001537 Seidenberg, Jacob Negroes in the work group: study of selected employment practices Ithaca, NY Cornell University 1950
001538 American Missionary Association If your next neighbors are Negroes. Nashville, TN American Missionary Assoc. 195-
001614 Indian who never got home. Detroit UAW 1952
001615 Souls don't have color. Detroit UAW 1952
001668 Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee. Sleepy Lagoon case. Los Angeles Sleepy Lagoon Defense Comm. 1943
002735 Mao Tse-Tung Statement by Comrade Mao Tse-Tung...in support of Afro-American.. Peking Foreign Languages Press 1968
003118 Klineberg, Otto Race and psychology. Paris Unesco 1951
003122 Chalmers, W. Ellison & Cormick, Gerald W., eds. Racial conflict & negotiations: perspectives & first case studies Ann Arbor University of Michigan 1971
003202 Smith, M. Brewster & Piliavin, Jane Allyn Schools and prejudice: findings. New York Praeger 1969
003203 Berger, Stephen D. Social consequences of residential segregation of the ...Negro. New York Metro. Applied Research Center 1970
003251 Hate: the voice of extremism. [poster] S.l. s.n. 1964?
003283 Jewish Labor Committee Intolerance, your greatest enemy. New York Jewish Labor Committee 1944
003333 Lucey, Robert E. Texas archbishop and the Negro boy: an interview... Detroit UAW-CIO 1954
003338 Allport, Gordon W. Bigot in our midst. New York Community Relations Service 195-?
003339 Ross, Irwin Town that took its own pulse. New York Community Relations Service 1950
003340 Paton, Alan Negro in America today. Detroit UAW-CIO 1954
003355 Southern Regional Council Racial discrimination in the Southern Frderal Courts. Atlanta Southern Regional Council 1965
003356 Green, William Organized labor knows the score. New York Labor Reports 194-?
003513 Robbins, Jhan & Robbins, June Why didn't they hit back? New York Congress of Racial Equality 1963
003670 Weiss, Murry Notes for a discussion on the Negro question. New York Socialist Workers Party 1945
003688 Socialist Workers Party On the "Negro question" draft thesis. New York Socialist Workers Party 1948
003916 United Automobile Workers To stamp out discrimination : a handbook. Detroit UAW 1944?
003964 Journal of Human Relations (v.14, no.1, 4) Wilberforce, Ohio Central State University 1966
003478 Hanna, Hilton E. Black backside: a convocation address. St. Paul, Minn. AMC & BW of North America 1969

Rationalism

001363 Robertson, J.M. Charles Bradlaugh. London Watts & Co. 1920
001752 Allen, Grant Evolution of the idea of God: an inquiry into the origins of rel. London Watts & Co. 1918
003773 Friendship Liberal League Liberal. (Vol.4, no.4) Philadelphia Friendship Liberal League 1950

Reading

#01 002198 Lapp, Ralph Space science. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1962
#02 002199 Hayes, Bartlett H. Contemporary arts. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1962
#03 002200 Douglas, William O. Freedom of the mind. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1962
#04 002201 Bates, Marston Expanding population in a shrinking world. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1963
#05 002202 Heilbroner, Robert L. World of economics. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1963
#06 002203 Gassner, John World of contemporary drama. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1965
#08 002204 Goldschmidt, Walter Cultural anthropology. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1967
#09 002205 Hook, Sidney Contemporary philosophy. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1968
#10 002206 Lasswell, Harold D. Man and his government. New York Public Affairs Pamphlets/ALA 1968

Religion

001722 Locke, John Letter concerning toleration. New York Liberal Arts Press 1950
001723 Lewis, Joseph Jefferson, the freethinker. New York Freethought Press Association 1928
001724 Lewis, Joseph Franklin, the freethinker. New York Freethought Press Association 1928
001725 Judge Rutherford uncovers fifth column. Brooklyn, NY Watchtower Bible & Tract Soc. 1940
001727 McKenna, Norman C. Catholic and his union. New York Paulist Press 1948
001728 Parsons, Wilfrid God in economic life. New York Paulist Press 1943
001729 Leo XIII, Pope Rerum novarum: encyclical letter...on condition of labor. New York Paulist Press 1939
001730 Pius XI, Pope Quadragesimo anno: encyclical letter...on reconstructing social.. New York Paulist Press 1939
001731 John XXIII, Pope Mater et magistra: Christianity and social progress... New York America Press 1961
001732 Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, Cleveland 5th annual Labor Day Mass... Cleveland Assn. of Cath. Trade Unionists 1951
001734 Lehmann, L. H. and Riggs, Francis Behn Catholic Church in a democracy. New York Agora Publishing Co. 1947
001735 Keracher, John How the gods were made: a study in historical materialism. Chicago Charles H. Kerr 1929
001736 Phibbs, Ray Lessons from Lincoln: three sermons. Hudson, Ohio First Congregational Church 1977
001737 Blanshard, Paul Roman Catholic Church in medicine, sex, and education. New York Nation 194-?
001738 Durr, Clifford J. Jesus as a free speech victim. New York Emergency Civil Liberties Com. 1960
001744 Nearing, Scott Rise and decline of Christian civilization. S.l. Nearing 1939?
001745 Social progress: a journal of Church and society. Crawfordsville, Ind. United Presbyterian Church 1962
001746 Labor and religion. Washington, D.C. CIO 1946
001747 Abbott, Leonard D. Francisco Ferrer: his life, work and martyrdom. New York Francisco Ferrer Association 1910?
001748 Religion and Labor Foundation Walking together: religion and labor. Columbus, Ohio Religion and Labor Foundation 1957
001749 Dawber, Mark A. Ministering to shifting populations. New York Friendship Press 1940
001750 Landis, Benson Y. Genesis of the exodus. New York Friendship Press 1940
001751 Sollmann, F.W. Religion and politics. Wallingford, Penn. Pendle Hill 1941?
001753 Parker, Theodore Foresight of Theodore Parker warns the American nation: a sermon. Chicago Progressive Thinker 19--?
001754 Thorez, Maurice Catholics and communists. New York Workers Library Publishers 1938
001755 Church believes in unions. Detroit UAW 1963
001756 McCarthy, William Soul. Chicago United Secularists of America 1955
001757 Birkhead, Leon M. Religion of a free man. New York Independent 195-?
001758 Christianity and Marxism: a symposium. New York Polemic Publishers 1934
001759 National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA Christian concern and responsibility for economic life ... New York National Council of Churches 1966
001760 Guerry, Emile Christian and the Ecumenical Council. New York Paulist Press 1962
001761 National Council of Catholic Men Catholic men. Washington, D.C. National Council of Cath. Men 1962
001762 Bushnell, Edward Narrow bed: ... the trial for heresy of William Montgomery Brown. Galion, Ohio Bradford-Brown Educational Co. 1931
001763 Hardy, Abbott Lawrence Syndicated soul saver, Billy Sunday: how he slings slang... Chicago Hardy 1918
001764 Flanders, Allan Churches and their politics. London International Publishing Co. 1938
001773 Organized labor: the home of workers of all faiths. New York Anti-Defamation League 1946
003385 Bairn, William Allan Cult. [second draft: film script] West Hollywood, Calif. Cineplause Production 1981
003897 Destiny (June 1959) Merrimac, Mass. Destiny Publishers 1959
003899 Roth, Leon Jewish thought as a factor in civilization Paris UNESCO 1954
003900 Kingdom digest : America awake! (Sept 1958) Dallas, TX Kingdom Digest 1958
003902 National forecast magazine (Oct 1958, Feb 1959) Topton, NC National Forecast 1958-1959
003903 News and views (Apr 1957) Wheaton, IL Church League of America 1957
003905 Pattern of history Haverhill, Mass. Destiny Publishers 1953
003938 Here and Now : a Christian Journal of Opinion (v.5, no.7) Dayton, Ohio Here and Now 1968
004041 Jubilee (v.2, no.5) New York AMDG Publishing 1954

Revolution

000263 Holorenshaw, Henry Levellers and the English revolution. London Victor Gollancz 1939

Right to work

000520 Socialist Workers Party Fight the slave labor law: Taft-Hartley Act. New York Pioneer Publishers 1947
000756 Cronin, John F. Right to work laws. Washington, D.C. Social Action Dept. 195-
000800 International Association of Machinists Right to work laws: three moral studies. Washington, D.C. Intl. Assn. of Machinists 1955
000875 Industrial Union Dept., AFL-CIO Industrial unions and Taft-Hartley. Washington, D.C. Industrial Union Dept. AFL-CIO 1957?
000903 AFL-CIO Taft-Hartley case study: what has happened to the AFHW... Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1958?
000976 American Federation of Labor What's wrong with the Taft-Hartley law? : labor's indictment. Washington, D.C. American Federation of Labor 1952
000995 Barbash, Jack Taft-Hartley Act in action, 1947-1954. New York League for Industrial Democ. 1954
001021 American Federation of Labor Summary of provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act. Washington, D.C. American Federation of Labor 1947?
001022 American Federation of Labor Explaining the Taft-Hartley Act. Washington, D.C. American Federation of Labor 1947?
001023 Taft, Robert A. Essential principles of the Taft-Hartley Law and amendments... Washington, D.C. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. 1949
001066 Chavez, Cesar E. Right to work laws = Derecho a trabajar. New York A. Philip Randolph Fund 1968
001097 Lewis, John L. Speech by John L. Lewis in opposition to Taft-Hartley Statute. San Francisco American Federation of Labor 1947
001110 Silver, Abba H. Statement...against the so-called "Right to work" issue. Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 1958?
001111 Ohio Council of Churches Statement...against the so-called "Right to work" issue. Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 1958?
001112 Methodist Church. Bd. of Social & Econ. Relations Right to work and union membership. Chicago Methodist Church 195-?
001113 2 archbishops, 4 bishops rap "Right to Work" law. Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 195-?
001114 Load up your votin' gun against the phony "Right to Work" law. Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 195-?
001115 Why top U.S. newspapers call "Right to Work" law a fraud. Washington, D.C. Natl. Counc. for Industr.Peace 195-?
001116 Why so many faiths see evil in "Right to Work". Washington, D.C. Natl. Counc. for Industr.Peace 195-?
001117 Like a wolf in sheep's clothing... Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 195-?
001134 Ohio C.I.O. Political Action Committee Wrong again, Mr. Taft! Columbus Ohio C.I.O. Pol. Action Comm. 1948?
001168 AFL-CIO Union security: the case against the "Right to Work" laws. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1958
001389 Vote no on issue 2 [pamphlets on the right to work issue] Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 1958?
001454 AFL-CIO Union security: the case against the "right-to-work" laws. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1958
002875 Schrank, Robert This is aimed at you!: expose of the Taft-Hartley Plot... New York NY State Council of Machinists 1948?
003201 National Council for Industrial Peace Right-to-work: a family issue. Washington, D.C. Natl. Coun. for Indus. Peace 1958
003220 AFL-CIO Case for the union shop. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1957
003221 AFL-CIO What has happened to the Amer. Fed. of Hosiery Workers... Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1957
003227 AFL-CIO Facts vs. propaganda: truth about "right to work" laws. Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1957
003702 National Council of the Churches of Christ in USA Union membership as a condition of employment. New York Churches of Christ in the USA 1956
003703 AFL-CIO Right to work leaflets [various] Washington, D.C. AFL-CIO 1957
003704 United Organized Labor of Ohio Right to work radio spots [various] Ohio United Organized Labor of Ohio 1958
003705 National Committee for Industrial Peace Fact book on proposed Ohio "right to work" amendment. Columbus, Ohio Committee for Industrial Peace 1958
003706 Shott, John G. How "right to work" laws are passed: Florida sets the pattern. Washington, D.C. Public Affairs Institute 1956
003707 State Publishing Company Union shop: the Achilles heel of organized labor. Columbus, Ohio State Publishing Company 1957
003801 Akron Federation of Labor Labor's arguments against Pollock's puzzle.[Sen. Pollock, Canton) Akron Akron Federation of Labor 1954
004112 Mrs. Ohio Homemaker: beware the quirk in "right to work" Columbus United Organized Labor of Ohio 1957
004113 Working farmer-editor tells why "right to work" law will hurt... Washington, D.C. Natl. Counc.for Indust. Peace 1957?