Bibliography

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Primary Sources

  1. Calvin Green and Seth Y. Wells, “A Summary View of the Millennial Church or United Society of Believers” (excerpts), C Van Benthuysen (1848)
  2. Data Files Relating to the Immigration of Germans to the United States documenting the period 1850-1897, Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies database, (ca. 1977)
  3. Edward Bellamy Boston, “Looking Backward: 2000-1887”. Ticknor and Co. (1888)
  4. Emma Goldman Cut Interview uploaded by musicluver220 (2010). Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qlagAdlt6o
  5. Espionage Act, 18 U.S. Code Chapter 37 (1917)
  6. Eugene V. Debs, Speech to the Court (excerpts) (1918)
  7. James D Tallmadge, “Labor songs dedicated to the Knights of Labor”, J.D. Tallmadge (1886)
  8. Josiah Warren , A sample labor for labor note for the Cincinnati Time Store (1846)
  9. Karl Marx, “Address to the National Labor Union of the United States” (excerpts), I International (1869)
  10. Mayflower Photoplay Company, “Bolshevism on Trial”  (1919)
  11. Victor Berger, House Member Introduces Resolution to Abolish the Senate,(1911)
  12. Worcester Daily Spy, “Anarchist Shoot by Sweetheart”, Page 1 (1902)
  13. WP. Snyder Alexander “Berkman’s attempt to assassinate industrialist Henry Clay” Frick Harper’s Weekly , (1892)

Secondary Sources

  1. Foner, Eric. Why Is There No Socialism in the United States? History Workshop Journal, No. 17 (Spring, 1982)
  2. Fried, Albert. Socialism in America: from the Shakers to the Third International. A documentary History. Columbia University Press (1993)