Debs and O'Hare in Prison
Chicago: Literature Department, Socialist Party, 1919. First Edition. 8vo. 45, [1] pp. Photographic illustrations. Printed, illustrated staple-bound wrappers in good condition (grubby covers; lengthwise creasing; lower corner of illustrated page is creased; internally clean)' uncommon, important Socialist Party pamphlet. Item #23252
Engdahl documents the imprisonment of two of America's best-known anti-war socialists: Eugene V. Debs, imprisoned for violating the Espionage Act after his famous Canton, Ohio speech; and Kate Richards O'Hare, imprisoned for anti-war speeches during World War I.
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