Biblioteca / 1960-1969
Philip S. Foner, editor. Helen Keller, Her Socialist Years. Writings and Speeches.
Nueva York: International Publishers, 1967.
128 páginas.
Contents
Introduction / Philip S. Foner
How I Became a Socialist
In Defense of Fred Warren
Social Causes of Blindness
To an English Woman-Suffragist
The Unemployed
To the Strikers at Little Falls, New York
The Hand of the World
A Call for Harmony
Why President Wilson Must Fail
To the Editor of the New York Evening Sun
A New Light is Coming
New Vision for the Blind
Brutal Treatment of the Unemployed in Sacramento
Introduction to Arrows in the Gale, Poems by Arturo Giovannitti
Why Men Need Woman Suffrage
To President Woodrow Wilson: Joe Hill
Birth Control
The Ford Peace Plan is Doomed to Failure
Menace of the Militarist Program
Strike Against War
Why I Became an IWW
To the New York Call
The New Woman’s Party
To Morris Hillquit
What is the IWW?
In Behalf of the IWW
To Eugene V. Debs
End the Blockade of Soviet Russia
To President Woodrow Wilson: Blockade of Russia
A Plea for the Recognition of Soviet Russia
Onward, Comrades!
Help Soviet Russia
The Rand School
To Senator Robert M. La Follette
The Only Kind of War I Believe In
The Spirit of Lenin