Political Theory and History

Socialism and
the Servile StateA Debate Between Messrs. Hilaire Belloc and J.
Ramsay Macdonald, M. P.; The South West London
Federation of the Independent Labour Party, 1911

British
Aristocracy
and the House
of Lordsby
Edward Carpenter

History of the
Working ClassThe English Industrial
Revolution and Chartismby
Martin Lawrence

Vol. 2

Commonwealth
or Empireby
A. Bystander

Alleged
Assault Upon
Senator SumnerReport; June 2, 1856by
L. D. Campbell

History of the
Middle and
Working ClassesWith a Popular Exposition of the Economical and
Political Principles Which Have Influenced the Past
and Present Condition of the Industrious Ordersby
John Wade

The English
Citizen; The
Electorate and
the Legislatureby
Spencer Walpole

New England
and the Bavarian
Illuminatiby
Vernon Stauffer

The Negro
in Our
Historyby
Carter G. Woodson

Hitler Is
No Foolby
Karl Billinger

Manifesto of
the Communist
Partyby
Karl Marx

Negroes and
Negro "Slavery"The First an Inferior Race; The
Latter Its Normal Conditionby
John H. Van Evrie

World
RevolutionThe Plot Against Civilizationby
Nesta Helen Webster

The
Psychology
of Socialismby
Gustave le Bon

The Facts AreA Guide to Falsehood and
Propaganda in the Press and Radioby
George Seldes

The Protocols and
World RevolutionIncluding a Translation and Analysis
of the "Protocols of the Meetings
of the Zionist Men of Wisdom"by
Sergiei Nilus

The Jewsby
Hilaire Belloc

Zionism and
World PoliticsA Study in History
and Social Psychologyby
Horace Meyer Kallen

The Practice
and Theory
of Bolshevismby
Bertrand Russell

A Treatise
on
Governmentby
Aristotle

The Crisis of
LiberalismNew Issues of Democracyby
J. A. Hobson

The New
World OrderInternational Organization, International
Law, International Co-Öperationby
Frederick Charles Hicks

White Capital
and Coloured
Labourby
Sydney Olivier

The Ultimate
Solution of
the American
Negro Problemby
Edward Eggleston

The White
Man's BurdenA Discussion of the Interracial Question
With Special Reference to the Responsibility
of the White Race to the Negro Problemby
B. F. Riley

Common
SenseAddressed to the Inhabitants of America, on the Following
Interesting Subjects: Of the Origin and Design of
Government in General, With Concise Remarks on the
English Constitution; Of Monarchy and Hereditary Successionby
Thomas Paine

The Zionist
MovementIts Aims and Achievementsby
Israel Cohen

The Ku-Klux
Klanby
James M. Gillis

An Ex-Slaveholder's
View of the
Negro Question
in the Southby
Robert Bingham

Strategy and
Tactics of World
Communismby
United States; Congress;
Senate; Committee
on the Judiciary

Vol. 1

Two
Treatises of
Governmentby
John Locke

The Secret
Society
Systemby
Edwin Edgerton Aiken

Ku Klux Klan
Secrets ExposedAttitude Toward Jews, Catholics, Foreigners,
and Masons; Fraudulent Methods Used,
Atrocities Committed in Name of Orderby
Ezra A. Cook

Democracy
in Americaby
Alexis de Tocqueville

The Politics
of AristotleTranslated With an
Analysis and Critical Notetsby
James Edward Cowell Welldon

Proposed Roads
to FreedomSocialism, Anarchism and Syndicalismby
Bertrand Russell

Karl MarxAn Essayby
Harold Joseph Laski

Free Thought and
Official PropagandaDelivered at South Place
Institute on March 24, 1922by
Bertrand Russell

Propaganda
in Historyby
Lyon Gardiner Tyler

Slavery
and the
Constitutionby
William Ingersoll Bowditch

The
Psychology of
Revolutionby
Gustave le Bon

Slavery in
Historyby
Adam Gurowski

The
Stateby
Vladimir Ilich Lenin

The Negro
ProblemA Bibliographyby
Vera Sieg

Studies in the
Problem of
Sovereigntyby
Harold J. Laski

The Right
of American
Slaveryby
True Worthy Hoit

Authority in
the Modern
Stateby
Harold Joseph Laski

The Original Ku
Klux Klan and
Its SuccessorA Paper Read at Stated Meeting of the Military
Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States;
Commandery of the State of Illinois; October 6, 1921by
Duncan C. Milner

The Road
to Powerby
Karl Kautsky

What Is
Democracy?by
L. H. Bailey

On National
Socialism and
World RelationsSpeech Delivered in the German
Reichstag on January 30th 1937by
Adolf Hitler

Political
Idealsby
Bertrand Russell

Socialism
in Thought
and Actionby
Harry Wellington Laidler

Shall Negro
Majorities
Rule?by
John Tyler Morgan

The Gospel
of WealthAnd Other Timely Essaysby
Andrew Carnegie

The GermansI, the Teutonic Gospel of Race,
II, the Old Germany and the Newby
J. M. Robertson

Bits of
WisdomOr Daily Thoughtsby
William McKinley

American
Political IdeasStudies in the Development of
American Political Thought, 1865-1917by
Charles Edward Merriam

The Negro
and His
Needsby
Raymond Patterson

The Secret
Societies
of IrelandTheir Rise and Progressby
H. B. C. Pollard

Terrorism and
CommunismA Contribution to the Natural,
History of Revolutionby
Karl Kautsky

The Slavery
of Our Timesby
Leo Tolstoy

Business
as a System
of Powerby
Robert A. Brady

The Rise of
Internationalismby
John Culbert Faries

The
Footprints
of the Jesuitsby
Richard W. Thompson

Cotton
Is KingOr the Culture of Cotton, and Its Relation to Agriculture,
Manufacturers and Commerce; To the Free Colored People;
And to Those Who Hold That Slavery Is in Itself Sinfulby
David Christy

Islamic
Fundamentalism and
Islamic RadicalismHearings Before the Subcommittee on Europe and the
Middle East of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
House of Representatives, Ninety-Ninth Congress,
First Session, June 24, July 15, and September 30, 1985by
U. S. Committee on Foreign Affairs

The Injustice and Impolicy
of the Slave Trade, and of
the Slavery of the AfricansIllustrated in a Sermon Preached Before the Connecticut
Society for the Promotion of Freedom, and for the
Relief of Persons Unlawfully Holden in Bondage, at
Their Annual Meeting in New-Haven, Sept; 15, 1791by
Jonathan Edwards

Bakunin's
Writingsby
Mikhail Aleksandrovich Bakunin

The Heresy
of DemocracyA Study in the History of Governmentby
Eustace Percy of Newcastle

Horrors
of SlaveryIn Two Partsby
John Kenrick

Three Great
Races of MenOrigin, Character, History and
Destiny, With Special Regardby
A. B. Turni

Soviet
MarxismA Critical Analysisby
Herbert Marcuse

Liberalism
and the Social
Problemby
Winston Churchill

Essaysby
David Hume

Anglo-Saxon
Supremacy or Race
Contributions
to Civilizationby
John L. Brandt

Life and Writings
of Thomas PaineContaining a Biography by Thomas Clio Rickman and
Appreciations by Leslie Stephen, Lord Erskine, Paul Desjardins,
Robert G. Ingersoll, Elbert Hubbard and Marilla M. Rickerby
Thomas Paine

The United States
of America Was
Betrayed Into
the World Warby
William F. Wilmoth

Imperial
Germanyby
Prince von Bülow

Colonies and
DependenciesPart I. India; Part II. The Coloniesby
J. S. Cotton

The World
Unbalancedby
Gustave le Bon

Slavery in the
United StatesIts Evils, Alleviations, and Remediesby
Ephraim Peabody

Justice in
War Timeby
Bertrand Russell

Jewish Influences
in American LifeOf the International Jew, the
World's Foremost Problemby
Unknown Author

Vol. 3

Preliminary
Report on
Neo-Fascist and
Hate Groupsby
United States; Congress;
House; Committee on
Un-American Activities

The New
DemocracyA Political Studyby
W. Jethro Brown

The Mind of
the NegroAn Intellectual History
of Afro-Americansby
Earl E. Thorpe

The New
Politicsby
Frank Buffington Vrooman

The
Essentials
of Socialismby
Ira B. Cross

The Feminist
Movementby
Ethel Snowden

The
Bolsheviki and
World Peaceby
Leon Trotzky

The Three
Sources and Three
Component Parts of
Marxism; Karl Marx;
Frederick Engelsby
Vladimir Ilich Lenin

The Wisdom of
Woodrow WilsonBeing Selections From His Thoughts
and Comments on Political,
Social and Moral Questionsby
Woodrow Wilson

American
Philosophy of
GovernmentEssaysby
Alpheus Henry Snow

The Spirit
of the
Common Lawby
Roscoe Pound

The Progress of
Slavery in the
United Statesby
George Melville Weston

Proofs of a
Conspiracy, Against
Christianity, and
the Government of
the United Statesby
Abraham Bishop

Freedom and
CitizenshipSelected Lectures and Addresses of
Hon. John Mercer Langston, LL.
D., U. S. Minister Resident at Haitiby
John Mercer Langston

Socialismby
John Stuart Mill

Full Exposition of the
Clintonian Faction,
and the Society of the
Columbian IlluminatiWith an Account of the Writer of the Narrative,
and the Characters of His Certificate Men,
as Also Remarks on Warren's Pamphletby
John Wood

The
Mechanics of
Law Makingby
Courtenay Ilbert

The Negro
and the
Nationby
Hubert H. Harrison

The Negro
Faces
Americaby
Herbert J. Seligmann

The Aftermath
of SlaveryA Study of the Condition and
Environment, of the American Negroby
William A. Sinclair

Treatise on
CitizenshipBy Birth and by Naturalization, With Reference to the Law
of Nations, Roman Civil Law, Law of the United State+s of
America, and the Law of France; Including Provisions in the Federal
Constitution, and in the Several State Constitutions, in Respect of Citby
Alexander Porter Morse

Marx and
Modern
Thoughtby
Garnet Vere Portus

Karl
Marxby
Achille Loria

The Future of
Indian PoliticsA Contribution to the Understanding,
of Present-Day Problemsby
Annie Besant

Races and
Immigrants
in Americaby
John R. Commons

Anglo-Saxon
Abolition of
Negro Slaveryby
Francis William Newman

Pictures of Slavery
and Anti-SlaveryAdvantges of Negro Slavery and the
Benefits of Negro Freedom, Morally,
Socially, and Politically Consideredby
John Bell Robinson

The Rights
of WomenA Comparative Study in
History and Legislationby
M. Ostrogorski

Secret Political Societies
in the South During the
Period of ReconstructionAn Address Before the Faculty and Friends, of
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohioby
Walter Henry Cook

Idea
Invadersby
George N. Gordon

Abraham Lincoln
Interprets the
Constitutionby
Abraham Lincoln

When Black
Meets Whiteby
John Louis Hill

Is the Russian
Revolution a Bourgeois
Revolution? A Keen
Analysis of Situation
in Soviet Russiaby
Karl Radek

The Soviets
at WorkThe International Position of the Russian
Soviet Republic and the Fundamental
Problems of the Socialist Revolutionby
Nikolai Lenin

The New
NegroHis Political, Civil and Mental
Status and Related Essaysby
William Pickens

Russian Political
ThoughtA Concise Historyby
Sergej V. Utechin

Slavery in
AmericaAn Essay for the Timesby
Richard R. Mason

Hume's
Political
Discoursesby
David Hume

Race and
Nation in the
United Statesby
E. A. Benians

World
Revolutionary
PropagandaA Chicago Studyby
Harold D. Lasswell

The History
and Theory of
Revolutionsby
Joseph Clark

ZionismIts Organisation and Institutionsby
S. Landman

The Principle
of NationalitiesDelivered at South Place
Institute on March 8, 1917by
Israel Zangwill

Monopolies
and Trusts
in America,
1895-1899by
Fanny Borden

The Negro
QuestionAn Essayby
Eberhard Hayen

Global
Dimensions of
Anti-Semitismby
United States; Congress; House;
Committee on Foreign Affairs;
Subcommittee on International Security

Socialism and
the Average ManA Presentation in Popular Form of the Nature of Socialism; The
Fallacies Inherent in Certain of the More General and Fundamental
Doctrines of Socialism; The Disingenuousness of the Propaganda
in Favor of Socialism; And the Futility and Impracticability Ofby
William Howard Doughty

The Saxon
and the CeltA Study in Sociologyby
John Mackinnon Robertson

The German
Spy System
From WithinBy Ex-Intelligence Officerby
Lionel James

Social
ZionismSelected Essaysby
Bernard A. Rosenblatt

AnarchismA Criticism and History
of the Anarchist Theoryby
E. V. Zenker

SocialismPositive and Negativeby
Robert Rives la Monte

American
Law and
Procedureby
James Parker Hall

Historical
Sketch of
Slavery, From the
Earliest Periodsby
Thomas Read Rootes Cobb

The Laws
of Race, as
Connected
With Slaveryby
Sidney George Fisher

The
Southern
Southby
Albert Bushnell Hart

Indian
NationalismIts Origin, History, and Idealsby
K. M. Panikkar

Prohibitionby
Joseph Debar

The Removal of
the Cherokee
Indians From
Georgiaby
Wilson Lumpkin

Vol. 1

The Origins and
Development
of Fascismby
Lorne T. Morgan

Ruskin's
Politicsby
George Bernard Shaw

American Politics a Moral
and Political Work,
Treating of the Causes of
the Civil War, the Nature
of Government, and the
Necessity for Reformby
William Wallace Handlin

From Marx
to Leninby
Morris Hillquit

The New
World
Orderby
Samuel Zane Batten

The Social
Interpretation
of HistoryA Refutation of the Marxian
Economic, Interpretation of Historyby
Maurice William

Free Speech
for RadicalsEnlarged Editionby
Theodore Schroeder

The Peace of
the WorldA Brief Treatise Upon the Spiritual Teaching of the
Bahai Religion With Particular Regard to Its Application
to the Great Problem, Now Before the Nations,
of the Establishment of an Enduring World Peaceby
Charles Mason Remey

Sociology for
the SouthOr the Failure of Free Societyby
George Fitzhugh

An Account of the
Manners of the
German Inhabitants
of Pennsylvaniaby
Benjamin Rush

Opinions on 'Slavery,'
and 'Reconstruction
of the Union'As Expressed by President Lincolnby
William Whiting

Slavery and the
Domestic Slave
Trade, in the
United Statesby
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of
the Religious Society of Friends

Democracy
UnveiledOr Tyranny Stripped of
the Garb of Patriotismby
Thomas Green

Why
Warby
Frederic Clemson Howe

Selected
Essaysby
Karl Marx

Germany and Its
Evolution in
Modern Timesby
Henri Lichtenberger

The
Government
of Indiaby
James Ramsay Macdonald

Erasmus'"Institutio Principis Christiani"by
Percy Society Corbett

Socialism Before
the French
RevolutionA Historyby
William B. Guthrie

The Ku
Klux KlanIts Origin, Growth, and Disbandmentby
Elmo Paul Hohman

The Political
Theories, of
Martin Lutherby
Luther Hess Waring

War's
AftermathA Preliminary Study of the Eugenics of War;
As Illustrated by the Civil War of the United
States and the Late Wars in the Balkansby
David Starr Jordan

Recollections of
Sixteen Presidents
From Washington
to Lincolnby
Richard W. Thompson

The Red
War on
the Familyby
Samuel Saloman

A History of
the Indian
Nationalist
Movementby
Verney Lovett

What Is
SocialismAn Explanation and Criticism,
of the Doctrines and Proposalsby
James Edward le Rossignol

Socialismby
Robert Flint

The Crimes of
KhrushchevConsultation With Mr. Eugene Lyons, September 4, 1959;
Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives,
Eighty-Sixth Congress, First Session (Including Index)by
Committee on Un-American Activities

Vol. 1

Our Duty to
the Negroby
John Carlisle Kilgo

Arya Samaj
and PoliticsSubstance of a Lecture Delivered by Mahatma
Munshi Ram on the Occasion of the 31st
Anniversary of the Lahore Arya Samajby
Munshi Ram

The Soul
of GermanyA Twelve Years Study of the
People From Within, 1902-14by
Thomas F. A. Smith

The German
Doctrine of
ConquestA French View; With an Essay on M.
Seillière's Philosophy of Imperialismby
E. Seillière

The League of
Nations and
Primitive Peoplesby
Sydney Olivier

New IndiaOr India in Transitionby
H. J. S. Cotton

Men Versus
the ManA Correspondence Between
Robert Rives La Monte, Socialist,
and H. L. Mencken, Individualistby
Robert Rives la Monte

The Negro
ProblemAn Essay on the Industrial, Political and Moral Aspects
of the Negro Race in the Southern States as Presented
Under the Late Amendments to the Federal Constitutionby
J. R. Ralls

Essentials of
Americanizationby
Emory S. Bogardus

Perpetual
PeaceA Philosophical Essayby
Immanuel Kant

Rights of
CitizenshipA Survey of Safeguards for the Peopleby
William R. Anson

Following the
Color LineAn Account of Negro Citizenship
in the American Democracyby
Ray Stannard Baker

The Federalist and
Other Contemporary
Papers on the
Constitution
of the United Statesby
Alexander Hamilton

Liberalism
in AmericaIts Origin, Its Temporray
Collapse, Its Futureby
Harold Stearns

England and
Her ColoniesThe Five Best Essays
on Imperial Federationby
J. Anthony Froude

The Negro
Problemby
William Cabell Bruce

The Negro in
the South and
ElsewhereAnnual Address to the Alumni
Society of the University of Georgiaby
Alexander R. Lawton

The Works
of AristotlePolitica; Oeconomica;
Atheniensium Respublicaby
Aristotle

Vol. 10

The Totalitarian
State
Against Manby
Richard N. Coudenhove-Kalergi

The Socialist
Almanac and
Treasury of
Facts, 1898by
Lucien Sanial

Vol. 1

Race Sentiment as
a Factor in HistoryA Lecture Delivered Before the University
of London on February 22, 1915by
Viscount Bryce

Aristotle
PoliticsWith an English Translationby
Aristotle

The
Unconstitutionality
of SlaveryIncluding Parts First and Secondby
Lysander Spooner

The Crown Colonies
of Great BritainAn Inquiry Into Their Social Conditions
and Methods of Administrationby
Charles Spencer Salmon

Slavery and the
Race Problem
in the SouthWith Special Reference
to the State of Georgiaby
William Henry Fleming

Introduction
to the Study of
the Law of the
Constitutionby
A. V. Dicey

Political
IdealsAn Essayby
C. Delisle Burns

The War
That Will
End Warby
H. G. Wells

History of
Slavery in
Virginiaby
James Curtis Ballagh