Biblioteca / 1960-1969
Melvyn Dubofsky. We Shall Be All. A History of the Industrial Workers of the World.
Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1969, 600 páginas.
CONTENTS
Preface
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1 – A Setting for Radicalism, 1877-1917
PART ONE
Origins, 1890-1905
CHAPTER 2 – The Urban-Industrial Frontier, 1890-1905
CHAPTER 3 – The Class War on the Industrial Frontier, 1894-1905
CHAPTER 4 – From “Pure and Simple Unionism” to Revolutionary Radicalism
PART TWO
Formative Years, 1905-1908
CHAPTER 5 – The IWW Under Attack, 1905-1907
CHAPTER 6 – The IWW in Action, 1906-1908
CHAPTER 7 – Ideology and Utopia: The Syndicalism of the IWW
PART THREE
Free Speech and Free Men, 1909-1917
CHAPTER 8 – The Fight for Free Speech, 1909-1912
CHAPTER 9 – Steel, Southern Lumber, and Internal Decay, 1909-1912
CHAPTER 10 – Satan’s Dark Mills: Lawrence, 1912
CHAPTER 11 – Satan’s Dark Mills: Paterson and After
CHAPTER 12 – Back to the West, 1913-1916
CHAPTER 13 – Miners, Lumberjacks, and a Reorganized IWW, 1916
PART FOUR
Trials and Tribulations, 1917-1924
CHAPTER 14 – The Class War at Home and Abroad, 1914-1917
CHAPTER 15 – Employers Strike Back
CHAPTER 16 – Decision in Washington, 1917-1918
CHAPTER 17 – Courtroom Charades, 1918-1919
CHAPTER 18 – Disorder and Decline, 1918-1924
EPILOGUE
CHAPTER 19 – Remembrance of Things Past: The IWW Legacy