Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches, with a Department of Appreciations
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- DEBS: HIS LIFE, WRITINGS AND SPEECHES WITH A DEPARTMENT OF APPRECIATIONS
- Illustrations
- THE THIRD REVOLUTION
- BIOGRAPHY
- Life of Eugene V. Debs
- FAMILY RECORD.
- GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE.
- MR. DEBS’ RETURN HOME AFTER THE A. R. U. VICTORY MAY 3, 1894.
- THE PULLMAN STRIKE.
- SOCIALISM DAWNING UPON THE LABOR LEADER’S MIND.
- MR. DEBS REFERS TO THE INJUNCTION IN HIS SPEECH THE EVENING OF HIS RETURN TO TERRE HAUTE, NOVEMBER 23, 1895.
- GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION.
- TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY TAKEN FROM THE RECORDS.
- AMERICAN RAILWAY UNION.
- FURTHER EVIDENCE AS TO CONDITIONS AT PULLMAN, BY JENNIE CURTIS.
- SOME EDITORIALS IN CHICAGO PAPERS APPEARING DURING THE TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY.
- “COULD NOT SERVE GEORGE M. PULLMAN.”
- “ROOM FOR THE MAGNATE.”
- “THE MAGNATE.”
- “SHALL DEBS BE TRIED AGAIN?”
- “WANT A TWELFTH JUROR.”
- DARROW MAKES A MOTION.
- A. R. U.
- “DEBS DEFIANT—ISSUES AN ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FROM THE JAIL.
- DEBS’ LAST NIGHT IN JAIL.
- COMMISSION APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO INQUIRE INTO THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
- U. S. COMMISSION HOLDS INVESTIGATION OF CAUSES OF STRIKE.
- A. R. U.
- PERSONAL DESCRIPTION.
- TELEGRAM.
- RESOLUTION OF INMATES OF WOODSTOCK JAIL.
- DEBS AND THE POETS.
- DEBS AT HOME.
- WRITINGS
- Where Daisy Sleeps
- How I Became a Socialist
- Outlook for Socialism in the United States
- The American Movement
- Unionism and Socialism
- SOCIALISM.
- Reply to John Mitchell
- The Federal Government and the Chicago Strike
- CLEVELAND VINDICATES HIMSELF.
- WHAT WAS THE CHICAGO STRIKE?
- THE OBJECT OF FEDERAL INTERFERENCE.
- CLEVELAND OMITS REFERENCE TO JUDGE WOODS.
- PULLMAN’S CONTEMPT OF COURT.
- A CHALLENGE TO CLEVELAND.
- THE CAUSE OF THE PULLMAN STRIKE.
- HAD THE STRIKE WON.
- A PRECEDENT FOR FUTURE ACTION.
- CLEVELAND’S FIRST MOVE.
- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE APPOINTMENT.
- STRIKE COMMISSION REPORT VS. CLEVELAND.
- SUPPOSE CLEVELAND HAD APPOINTED DARROW?
- THE REAL LAWBREAKER THE RAILROADS.
- THE BRAZEN DEFIANCE OF LAW BY THE RAILROADS.
- THE STRIKE COMMISSION’S REPORT.
- A. R. U. LEADERS ADVISE AGAINST STRIKE.
- RAILROADS SET THE EXAMPLE.
- STRIKE COMMISSION CONTRADICTS CLEVELAND.
- DEPUTIES STARTED THE TROUBLE.
- SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE CALLED THEM “THUGS.”
- PROFOUND PEACE RESTORED.
- PEACE FATAL TO MANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION.
- DISTURBANCES STARTED BY DEPUTY MARSHALS.
- THE CONCLUDING WORDS NOT YET WRITTEN.
- PEACE OVERTURES TURNED DOWN.
- RAILWAY OFFICIALS PERJURE THEMSELVES.
- THE DEPUTIES AS VIEWED BY THE COMMISSION.
- NEWSPAPER REPORTERS’ EVIDENCE.
- HIRED AND PAID BY THE RAILROADS.
- THE GOVERNMENT SERVES THE CORPORATIONS.
- HOW THE STRIKERS WERE DEFEATED.
- CONFIRMED BY CLEVELAND.
- STRIKE LEADERS EXONERATED BY THE COMMISSION.
- IN WHOSE INTERESTS WERE CRIMES COMMITTED?
- IMPRISONED WITHOUT TRIAL.
- JUDGE TRUMBULL’S OPINION.
- THE FAILURE OF THE PROSECUTION.
- THE JURY DUMBFOUNDED.
- THE “ILLNESS” OF A JUROR.
- GOVERNMENT REFUSED TO GO ON WITH THE CASE.
- JURORS GREET DEFENDANTS.
- THE GREATEST INDUSTRIAL BATTLE IN HISTORY.
- A TRIBUTE TO ALTGELD.
- You Railroad Men
- The Growth of Socialism
- An Ideal Labor Press
- [8]Childhood
- The Crimson Standard
- Roosevelt’s Labor Letters
- Labor Omnia Vincit
- Open Letter to President Roosevelt
- December 2, 1859
- The Martyred Apostles of Labor
- Mother Jones
- John Brown: History’s Greatest Hero
- Martin Irons, Martyr
- Thomas McGrady
- Looking Backward
- Labor Day Greeting
- Proclamation to American Railway Union
- THE STORM AND THE BATTLE.
- REWARDS AND PENALTIES.
- TRUTH IT IS THAT THE
- CAN THEY DO IT?
- IN RUSSIA,
- STAND BY YOUR ORDER!
- Flea and Donkey
- Eye to Eye
- Stopped the Blacklist
- Prince and Proletaire
- Revolution
- Vive la Revolution!
- Arouse, Ye Slaves!
- Growth of the Injunction
- What’s the Matter with Chicago?
- SPEECHES
- Liberty
- Prison Labor
- The Socialist Party and the Working Class
- THE LABOR MARKET.
- PARAMOUNT ISSUE
- THE CLASS STRUGGLE.
- ATTITUDE OF THE WORKERS.
- THE BALLOT.
- THE HISTORIC STRUGGLE OF CLASSES.
- CAPITALIST PARTIES.
- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
- THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
- THE SOCIALIST PARTY.
- CLOSING WORDS.
- Craft Unionism
- QUESTIONS.
- Class Unionism
- Revolutionary Unionism
- Industrial Unionism
- Golden Wedding Anniversary
- The Issue
- AS TO THE PRESIDENCY.
- BOUNTY OF NATURE.
- CORONATIONS AND CRUCIFIXIONS.
- NEW SYSTEM NEEDED.
- THE UNEMPLOYED.
- EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRY.
- WHY SUFFER AMID ABUNDANCE?
- TOOLS AND TRAMPS.
- WILL MAKE HOME POSSIBLE.
- PROGRESS BORN OF AGITATION.
- THE FARMER’S NEED.
- WHO WILL SAVE US FROM CONGRESS?
- POLITICS REFLEX OF ECONOMICS.
- ANALOGIES FROM HISTORY.
- GROWTH OF SOCIALISM.
- WILL ESTABLISH PRIVATE PROPERTY.
- HUMANITY AND THE FUTURE.
- APPRECIATIONS
- Mr. Debs an Artist in Expression
- From Woodstock to Boise
- Here Comes a Man
- Without Guile
- Eugene V. Debs as an Orator
- Lincoln, 1860—Debs, 1894
- Eugene V. Debs, Incarnate Spirit of Revolt
- A Companion to Truth
- Greater Love Hath No Man
- Agitator and Poet
- A Love Shared by Lincoln and Debs
- A Righteous Cause Must Win
- Love’s Inter-Racial Pan-Human Language
- Sincere to the Core
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