International Socialist Review
vol. 2, no. 3 (September 1901)
Socialist theoretical journal published in Chicago by Charles H. Kerr & Co.

CONTENTS:
Charles Verecque -- The Children of the Working Class and the Parti Ouvrier Francais -- pp. 161-176 (pdf pp. 1-16)
"Mother" Jones -- A Picture of American Freedom in West Virginia -- pp. 177-179 (pdf pp. 17-19)
Caroline H. Pemberton -- The Labor Problem in South Africa -- pp. 180-184 (pdf pp. 20-24)
Pete Curran -- Socialism in English Trade Unions -- pp. 185-187 (pdf pp. 25-27)
Sen Joseph Katayama -- The Labor Movement and Socialism in Japan -- pp. 188-191 (pdf pp. 28-31)
I. Cowan -- Trade Unionism in America Today -- pp. 192-195 (pdf pp. 32-35)
George McA. Miller -- The Social Spirit of the N.E.A. -- pp. 196-200 (pdf pp. 36-40)
C.R. Ashbee -- Idealism and Industry -- pp. 201-203 (pdf pp. 41-43)
Frederick Irons Bamford -- The Socialist Convert [poem] -- pp. 204-205 (pdf pp. 44-45)
Caroline H. Pemberton -- The Charity Girl (chap. 12) [fiction] -- pp. 206-218 (pdf pp. 46-58)
John M. Day -- A Communication -- pg. 219 (pdf pg. 59)
Ernest Untermann -- Socialism Abroad [column] -- pp. 220-224 (pdf pp. 60-64)
Max S. Hayes -- The World of Labor [column] -- pp. 225-229 (pdf pp. 65-69)
Book Reviews -- pp. 230-232 (pdf pp. 70-72)
A.M. Simons -- Editorial: A New Milestone for American Socialism -- pp. 233-236 (pdf pp. 73-76)
Charles H. Kerr -- Publisher's Department -- pp. 237-240 (pdf pp. 77-80)

Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain.

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