Ira Kipnis. The American Socialist Movement 1897-1912.

Contents

I – Introduction

II – The Socialist Labor Party

III – The «Rochester» Socialist Labor Party

IV – The Social Democracy of America

V – The Social Democratic Party

VI – Formation of the Socialist Party

VII – Socialist Ideology, 1901-1904

VIII – The Greenbaum and Mailly Administrations, 1901-1904

IX – The End of the Center-Left Coalition, 1905-1906

X – The Stagnant Years, 1907-1908

XI – The Amalgamated Center and Right Wings, 1909-1912

XII – Socialist Propaganda, 1909-1912

XIII – Christianity and Immigration

XIV – The Attack on Constructive Socialism

XV – Industrial Socialism

XVI – The Peak of Socialist Power

XVII – Factionalism

XVIII – The Recall of Bill Haywood

XIX – Conclusion

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