Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches, with a Department of Appreciations
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AUTHORIZED
1908
THE APPEAL TO REASON
GIRARD, KANSAS
Copyrighted, 1908
By The Appeal to Reason
NOTE.—Copyright protection is taken upon this volume for the sole purpose of protecting the work of Comrade Debs from prejudicial misuse by pirate Capitalist publishers, and will not be invoked against Socialist and Labor publications and Comrade publishers, they giving us notice. — Appeal to Reason.
PRESS OF
GEO. G. RENNEKER CO.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Eugene V. Debs
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Contents
Illustrations
THE THIRD REVOLUTION
BIOGRAPHY
Life of Eugene V. Debs
WRITINGS
Where Daisy Sleeps
How I Became a Socialist
Outlook for Socialism in the United States
The American Movement
Unionism and Socialism
Reply to John Mitchell
The Federal Government and the Chicago Strike
You Railroad Men
The Growth of Socialism
An Ideal Labor Press
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
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
Craft Unionism
Class Unionism
Revolutionary Unionism
Industrial Unionism
Golden Wedding Anniversary
The Issue
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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