- 1The Third Revolution
- 2Biography — Life of Eugene V. Debs
- 3Writings
- 4How I Became a Socialist
- 5Outlook for Socialism in the United States
- 6The American Movement
- 7Unionism and Socialism
- 8Reply to John Mitchell
- 9The Federal Government and the Chicago Strike
- 10You Railroad Men — Foreword
- 11The Growth of Socialism
- 12An Ideal Labor Press
- 13Childhood
- 14The Crimson Standard
- 15Roosevelt’s Labor Letters
- 16Labor Omnia Vincit
- 17Open Letter to President Roosevelt
- 18December 2, 1859
- 19The Martyred Apostles of Labor
- 20Mother Jones
- 21John Brown: History’s Greatest Hero
- 22Martin Irons, Martyr
- 23Thomas McGrady
- 24Looking Backward
- 25Labor Day Greeting
- 26Proclamation to American Railway Union
- 27Flea and Donkey
- 28Eye to Eye
- 29Stopped the Blacklist
- 30Prince and Proletaire
- 31Revolution
- 32Vive la Revolution!
- 33Arouse, Ye Slaves!
- 34Growth of the Injunction
- 35What’s the Matter With Chicago?
- 36Speeches
- 37Prison Labor
- 38The Socialist Party and the Working Class
- 39Craft Unionism
- 40Class Unionism
- 41Revolutionary Unionism
- 42Industrial Unionism
- 43Golden Wedding Anniversary
- 44The Issue
- 45Appreciations
- 46From Woodstock to Boise
- 47Here Comes a Man
- 48Without Guile
- 49Eugene V. Debs as an Orator
- 50Lincoln, 1860 — Debs, 1894
- 51Eugene V. Debs, Incarnate Spirit of Revolt
- 52A Companion to Truth
- 53Greater Love Hath No Man
- 54Agitator and Poet
- 55A Love Shared by Lincoln and Debs
- 56A Righteous Cause Must Win
- 57Love’s Inter-Racial Pan-Human Language
- 58Sincere to the Core
Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches
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