Henry David. The History of the Haymarket Affair.

CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGMENT [1936]

PREFACE TO THE SECOND PRINTING [1957]

INTRODUCTION

I – THE LABOR SCENE

II – LABOR AND THE LAW

III – THE SOCIAL-REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT

IV – THE PITTSBURGH CONGRESS

V – SOCIAL REVOLUTION—CHICAGO STYLE

VI – UTOPIA—CHICAGO STYLE

VII – THE EIGHT-HOUR MOVEMENT

VIII – CHICAGO—MAY 1

IX – THE BOMB

X – REPERCUSSIONS

XI – THE POLICE GET TO WORK

XII – “TWELVE GOOD MEN AND TRUE”

XIII – THE EVIDENCE

XIV – “GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY”

XV – THE VERDICT

XVI – THE ACCUSED THE ACCUSERS

XVII – THE APPEAL

XVIII – TO THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

XIX – DISSENTING VOICES

XX – THE LAST WEEK

XXI – NOVEMBER 11, 1887

XXII – THE PARDON

XXIII – WHO THREW THE BOMB?

XXIV – CONCLUSION

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