Revolutionary continuity : Marxist leadership in the U.S : birth of the communist movement, 1918-1922

A Pathfinder upgraded edition. How successive generations of fighters joined in the struggles that shaped the U.S. labor movement, seeking to build a class-conscious revolutionary leadership capable of advancing the interests of workers and small farmers and linking up with fellow toilers worldwide. 2nd of 2 vols. Author's preface, photos, and maps. Appendix: Four 1915 letters from V.I. Lenin to left-wing U.S.socialists. Now with enlarged type. Contents Introduction 1. European ancestry 2. Indigenous origins 3. Gains and setbacks 4. A disoriented movement 5. Supreme test of war 6. Bolshevik revolution 7. First workers' state Appendix Marx to Friedrich Bolte in New York Engels to Friedrich Adolph Sorge in Hoboken Engels to Sorge in Hoboken Engels to Florence Kelley-Wischnewetzky in New York Appendix to the American edition of The Condition of the Working Class in England (Engels The labour movement in America (Engels Engels to Kelley-Wischnewetzky Engels to Hermann Schluter in Hoboken Engels to Schluter in New York Engels to Sorge in Hoboken The results and significance of the U.S. presidential elections (Lenin After the elections in America (Lenin Index