William Rodney. Soldiers of the International: A History of the Communist Party of Canada, 1919-1929.

CONTENTS

PREFACE

1 – The Roots of Canadian Socialism

2 – The Years of Uncertainty and Unrest: 1917-1919

3 – The Birth of the Canadian Communist Party

4 – The Rise of the Workers’ Party

5 – Underground Operations and the CPC

6 – The CPC and the Fourth Comintern Congress

7 – The CPC and the United Front

8 – The Emergence of the Canadian Communist Party

9 – Bolshevization and the Canadian Party

10 – The Interim Years: 1924-1925

11 – The CPC and the Canadian Labor Party

12 – The CPC and the Trade Union Educational League

13 – Canadian Party Life: 1925-1926

14 – The Seventh Plenum, Comintern Proposals, and Canadian Party Policies

15 – The Rise of Canadian Trotskyism

16 – North American Exceptionalism and the Triumph of Stalinism in Canada

EPILOGUE

APPENDIXES

A – Biographical Notes

B – CPC Representation at Comintern and Profintern Congresses and Plenums

BIBLIOGRAPHY