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Washington DC: Congressional Record, 1953. Four panel brochure, 8.5x11 inches, creased for mailing else very good condition. At head of first panel: (Not printed at Government expense).

Chicago: American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, 1940. Pamphlet. 31p. staplebound booklet, very good, 3.5x6.25 inches. Speech alleging a Bolshevik Fifth Column (continuing the tradition of the Trojan Horse, the Illuminati, and the Teutonic Knights), delivered by the honorary General Manager of the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation.

Chicago: American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, 1940. Pamphlet. 31p. staplebound booklet, last few pages badly creased, 3.5x6.25 inches, a decent reading copy only. Speech alleging a Bolshevik Fifth Column (continuing the tradition of the Trojan Horse, the Illuminati, and the Teutonic Knights), delivered by the honorary General Manager of the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation.

Buffalo, NY: AWPRA (Association of Workers in Public Relief Agencies), 1935. Newsletter. 8.5x11 inch mimeographed bulletin, single sheet, very good. "Buffalo, 1935" penciled in lower right corner. The AWPRA was part of the rank and file movement among Social Workers in this period. This newsletter reprints an article from the New York World Telegram about employees of the Emergency Relief Bureau striking to protest staff cuts. The ERB sought to reduce personnel because many clients had been transferred to WPA rolls.

n.p.: CCC, 1937. Pamphlet. 8p. mimeographed pamphlet, some uneven toning. "CCC Educational Exhibit, Third Floor" rubberstamped on cover. Brief overview of CCC activities, apparently focused on the Pacific Northwest.

Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1988. Hardcover. xi, 233p., very good condition in like dust jacket. Studies in historical social change.

New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1971. Hardcover. 322p., cloth-covered boards, corners bumped, remainder mark on bottom edge, else very good condition in an unclipped, lightly worn dj. Lawson defines independent liberals as those "who followed an independently charted course that fell somewhere between orthodox Marxism on the left and the New Deal on the right" and gives Stuart Chase, John Dewey, Archibald MacLeish and Lewis Mumford as examples.

Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1969. Hardcover. xiv, 869p., first edition in black cloth boards; dust jacket slightly toned and rubbed, price sticker on front, minor shelfwear on dust jacket edges, corners slightly bumped, else very good.

Bronx: Libertarian Publishers, [193-?]. Pamphlet. [16p.], staplebound pamphlet, mildly worn. Anarchist analysis of the New Deal, and an anarchist program for the Depression.

Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1965. hardcover. 223p., cloth boards in dust jacket; faintly worn dust jacket, ownership signature of Lawrence Levine, in very good condition.

New York: Modern Age Books, 1939. Paperback. 208p., wraps, 5.5x7.75 inches, wraps worn else very good condition. On the T.V.A. and other electrical power projects.

New York: Oxford University Press, 1934. Hardcover. xiii, 241p., cloth covered boards, very good first edition. No dust jacket. Copy of economist Leo Rogin, with his ownership signature on the front pastedown endpaper and pencil underlining throughout.

New York: Modern Age Books, 1938. Paperback. 215p., spine toned, minor foxing on fore-edges, wraps shelfworn, else in good condition. No. 68.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1991. Magazine. Three issues, pp. 165-644, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address label on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, "The strike at the Ballot Box": The American Federation of Labor's entrance into election politics, 1906-1909 by Julia Greene, Jesus was a carpenter: Labor song-poets, labor protest, and true religion in gilded age America by Clark Halker, The strikers and their sympathizers: Brooklyn in the trolley strike of 1895 by Sarah M. Henry, "The song the capitalist never sings": The Brotherhood of Timber Workers and the culture of conflict Jeff Ferrell, The complex dynamics of gender by Nancy Gabin, Mainstreams, New Deals, and "making it" in American society: Which institutions make a difference? by James R. Grossman, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1974. Magazine. pp. 163-316p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. includes The new factory system and the unions: The national cash register company dispute of 1901 by Daniel Nelson, New York and the minimum‐wage movement, 1933-1937 by Robert P. Ingalls, The modern quarterly: 1923-1940: An independent radical magazine by Haim Genizi, The labor union journals and the constitutional issues of the new deal: The case for court restriction by James C. Duram, American railroad unions and the national railways of Mexico: An exercise in nineteenth‐century proletarian manifest destiny by Richard Ulric Miller, more.

Washington DC: GPO, 1936. Paperback. 82p., wraps, folded map, illustrations, very good condition.

New York: Women's Commission, New York State Committee, Communist Party, 1938. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure, 5.25x8.25 inches, mild handling wear. Year of receipt penned in corner of rear panel. Calls on women to support FDR's job program, to boycott Japanese silk products as a way to protest the invasion of China, and to join the Communist Party.

Washington, D.C.: Democratic National Campaign Committee, 1936. Pamphlet. 15, [1]p., wraps. 9 x 4 in. Good. Top edge dusty; creased with a small tear near the spine. Issued in support of Roosevelt's re-election campaign in 1936.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1947. Hardcover. xii, 258p., xi, 4 maps, corners bumped, else very good condition. No dust jacket, dust jacket flaps glued to both front endpapers. The Kansas City newspaper editor criticizes the New Deal using the example of ancient Rome.

New York: Greenwood Press, 1989. Hardcover. xi, 263p., very good condition. No dust jacket. Contributions in American History No. 132.