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1939WRCLIT79184New York 1939. 24pp. Octavo. Printed self-wrapper. Faint tan smear to rear wrapper slight tanning otherwise near fine. First edition. A compilation to documents and testimony in support of the legitimacy of the Republic and in evidence opposition to propagandist charges of hostility on the part of the Republic to its Catholic citizens. unknown books
193710863New York: League for Industrial Democracy 1937. First edition. 12mo. Staple-bound pamphlet. Pictorial wrappers softcover; 30p. Brief pencil annotation to front page light soil. League for Industrial Democracy unknown books
191721406New York: People's Council for Democracy and Peace 1917. Two items; 4 pages the first item giving history and purpose of the Council which included ".in harmony with the principles outlined by New Russia.to work for the repeal of the conscription laws." representation on the council and ostensible plan of action noting that the Council '.wil be a "people's power" body in constant operation. It will be a clearing house for the democratic forces of the country." with a form for joining requests for contribution & names of additional supporters approx. 6" x 9" size; the "Resolutions" a smaller size folding pamphlet 3 1/2" x 8 1/2" 8 pages stapled at side with various statements of policy on peace conscription American liberties in general demanding transparency in diplomacy and a cessation of censorship fixed prices on living materials more; with an Application Blank for enrollment; both with the Allied Printing Trades Council seal New York; the larger item with some edgewear and soiling; both in very good condition overall interesting pre-WW I peace movement history allying itself with the aims of the newly-formed Communist government in Russia and all before the U.S. involvement in the European war. First Edition. Soft Cover. Good. People's Council for Democracy and Peace Paperback books
1937117925New York: American League for Peace and Democracy 1937. 62p. stapled wraps 5.25x8.25 inches touch of rust to staples a few small rust stains on front wrap else very good condition. American League for Peace and Democracy unknown books
1917144455Los Angeles: Southern California Organizing Committee of the People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace 1917. 20p. wraps front wrap slightly browned 3.75x8.75 inches. Anti-war united front here compiling anti-war & anti-draft quotes from notable Americans. Southern California Organizing Committee of the People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace unknown books
1917144263Los Angeles: Southern California Organizing Committee of the People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace 1917. Eight panel brochure 4x8.75 inches minor creasing. The Council was a coalition of Socialist Party pacifist and anti-war activists. Members of the program community included Job Harriman Paul Jordan Smith James H. Maurer Carolyne A. Lowe C.E.S. Wood Senator John D. Works Mary Ware Dennett and others. Southern California Organizing Committee of the People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace unknown books
185427204New York 1854. Broadside 9" x 14 3/4". Printed in three columns. Lightly margin-spotted old folds else Very Good.<br/><br/> A rare broadside issued by Northern Democrats opposed to the Kansas- Nebraska Act which authorized the entry of slaves into that Territory and its opponents feared would nationalize slavery. The Act passed a few months earlier in 1854 would split the Democratic Party create and energize the new Republican Party and pave the way for a Republican victory in 1860. This broadside-- signed in type by Hale of New Hampshire Hiram Barney and John Jay-- is one of the earliest expressions of Northern Democratic dissent from the National Democratic Administration's Kansas policy. <br/> The broadside denounces the "perfidy" of the Act's proponents its overthrow of the Missouri Compromise its blessings upon "the curse of slavery" and its affront to white workingmen. "The true issue is before you- economically the policy of the slave power is to depreciate the value of labor by multiplying laborers to whom no wages are to be paid. Politically the slave power aims to rule the country by a slaveholding oligarchy." <br/>OCLC 28479577 1- Syracuse 79055522 2- AAS Yale. Not in LCP Sabin Blockson Dumond. unknown books
