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BIOGRAPHY 1 to 76
WRITINGS—
Where Daisy Sleeps (Poem) 77
How I Became a Socialist 79
Outlook for Socialism in the United States 85
The American Movement 95
Unionism and Socialism 119
Socialism 142
Reply to John Mitchell 157
The Federal Government and the Chicago Strike 181
You Railroad Men 207
The Growth of Socialism 227
An Ideal Labor Press 239
Childhood 243
The Crimson Standard 245
Roosevelt’s Labor Letters 247
Labor Omnia Vincit 253
Open Letter to President Roosevelt 257
December 2, 1859 262
The Martyred Apostles of Labor 263
Mother Jones 269
John Brown, History’s Greatest Hero 271
Martin Irons, Martyr 273
Thomas McGrady 277
Looking Backward 283
Labor Day Greeting 289
Proclamation to A. R. U. 291
Flea and Donkey 296
Eye to Eye 296
Stopped the Blacklist 297
Prince and Proletaire 301
Revolution 305
Vive la Revolution 307
Arouse, Ye Slaves 309
Growth of the Injunction 313
What’s the Matter with Chicago? 319
SPEECHES—
Liberty 327
Prison Labor 345
The Socialist Party and the Working Class 357
Craft Unionism 375
Class Unionism 401
Revolutionary Unionism 427
Industrial Unionism 445
Golden Wedding Anniversary 467
The Issue 473
APPRECIATIONS—
Mr. Debs an Artist in Expression 495
From Woodstock to Boise 495
Here Comes a Man 498
Without Guile 499
Eugene V. Debs as an Orator 499
Lincoln, 1860—Debs, 1894 501
Eugene V. Debs, Incarnate Spirit of Revolt 504
A Companion of Truth 509
Greater Love Hath No Man 512
Agitator and Poet 512
A Love Shared by Lincoln and Debs 512
A Righteous Cause Must Win 513
Loves Inter-racial, Pan-human Language 514
Sincere to the Core 515