A bibliography of the Charles H. Kerr and Company, 1899-1928

A bibliography of Charles H. Kerr and Company, 1899-1928

This page provides a list of the books published by Charles H. Kerr Publishing Company between 1899 and 1928. Allen Ruff refers to this as the company's socialist period in his Ph.D. dissertation "We Called Each Other Comrade!": Charles H. Kerr and the Charles H. Kerr and Company, Publishers, 1886-1928.

In large part, this is just a slightly revised version of Ruff's bibliography. What small changes I made were possible only because the internet has made more research possible and trivial, and not because of any shortcomings in Ruff's research. In fact, his book on the Charles H. Kerr and Company, which has the same title as his dissertation, is mandatory reading for anyone interested in the history of the left of the Socialist Party of America in its years as a fighting class party.

All these books are in the public domain due to their age. Many of them can be found in full, in one edition or another, at the Internet Archive, Project Gutenberg, or the Marxists Internet Archive.

P.S. The Marxist History site has a long list of Charles H. Kerr and Company publications by author.

1899

In Hell and Way Out by Henry E. Allen. 64 pages.
Elementary Principles of Economics by Charles H. Chase.
Argument in the Case of the State of Wisconsin vs. Thomas I. Kidd ... at Oshkosh... by Clarence Darrow. 29 pages.
Realism in Literature and Art by Clarence Darrow. 29 pages.
Frederick Engels, His Life, His Work, and His Writings by Karl Kautsky. Translated by May Wood Simons. 32 pages.
Socialism in Practice by Charles H. Kerr. 30 pages.
Morals and Socialism by Charles H. Kerr and The Odd Trick by E. Balfort Bax. 29 pages.
Socialism, What it Is and What It Seeks to Accomplish by Wilhelm Liebknecht. Translated by May Wood Simons. 64 pages.
Wage-Labor and Capital by Karl Marx.
Marx on Cheapness by Karl Marx.
The Evolution of the Class Struggle by William H. Noyes. 30 pages.
Gracia: A Social Tragedy by Frank Everett Plummer. 124 pages.
Was It Gracia's Fault? by Frank Everett Plummer. 31 pages.
Rebels of the New South by Walter Marion Raymond.
Ahead of the Hounds by Lydia Platt Richards. 268 pages.
The Pure Causeway by Evelyn Harvey Roberts. 264 pages.
Packingtown by Algie Martin Simons.
Single Tax vs. Socialism: A Comparative Discussion by Algie Martin Simons. 29 pages.
The Man under the Machine by Algie Martin Simons. 30 pages.
The Economic Foundation of Art by Algie Martin Simons.
Socialism and the Organized Labor Movement by May Wood Simons. 23 pages.
Women and the Social Problem by May Wood Simons. 31 pages.
The Mission of the Working Class by Charles H. Vail. 30 pages.

1900

A Study in Government by Henry E. Allen. 32 pages.
Plutocracy or Nationalism? Which? by Edward Bellamy.
Plutocracy's Statistics by Henry L. Bliss. 32 pages.
Uncle Sam in Business by Daniel Bond.
The Impending Crisis by Basil A. Bouroff. 196 pages.
After Capitalism What? by William Thurston Brown. 29 pages.
The Axe at the Root by William Thurston Brown. 29 pages.
The Real Religion of To-Day by William Thurston Brown.
The Relation of Religion to Social Ethics by William Thurston Brown.
The Emancipation of the Workers by Raphael Buck.
How I Acquired My Millions by W.A. Corey.
A Political Quack Doctor by W.A. Corey.
Socialism, Utopian and Scientific by Frederick Engels. Translated by Edward Aveling.
A Plea for the Unity of American Socialists by George D. Herron. 8 pages.
American Communities by William Alfred Hinds. 433 pages.
Socialist Songs Adapted to Familiar Tunes. Compiled by Charles H. Kerr. 30 pages.
Socialist Songs without Music. Compiled by Charles H. Kerr. 30 pages.
Socialism in French Municipalities by Charles H. Kerr and Algie Martin Simons.
Appeal to the Young by Peter Kropotkin. Translated by H.M. Hyndman. 26 pages.
Socialism and the Intellectuals by Paul Lafargue. Translated by Charles H. Kerr. 22 pages.
Economic Evolution by Paul Lafargue. Translated by Charles H. Kerr 31 pages.
Science and Socialism by Robert Rives La Monte and The Mission of the Working Class by Charles H. Vail. 29 pages.
No Compromise, No Political Trading by Wilhelm Liebknecht. Translated by Algie Martin Simons and Marcus Hitch. 64 pages.
Socialism and Trade Unionism by Daniel Lynch and Trade Unions and Socialism by Max S. Hayes.
How to Work for Socialism by Water Thomas Mills. 32 pages.
Letters from New America; or, an Attempt at Practical Socialism by Clark Edmund Persinger. 89 pages.
Socialism and Farmers by Algie Martin Simons. 29 pages
The Socialist Campaign Book of 1900 by the Socialist Party National Campaign Committee. 151 pages.
The Trust Question by Charles H. Vail. 26 pages.
Principles of Scientific Socialism by Charles H. Vail. 237 pages.

1901

God's Children; A Modern Allegory by James Allman.
Oratory; Its Requirements and Its Rewards by John Peter Altgeld. 65 pages.
Open Letter from a Catholic to Pope Leo by William I. Brown. 15 pages.
The Axe at the Root by William Thurston Brown. Second edition. 29 pages.
The Relation of Religion to Social Ethics by William Thurston Brown. Second edition.
Shoes, Pigs and Problems by Evelyn Gladys. 15 pages.
Why I Am a Socialist by George D. Herron.
Industrial Democracy by J.W. Kelley.
The Republic of Plato by Plato. Translated by Alexander Kerr.
Catalogue of Books on Socialism, Modern Science, etc. by Charles H. Kerr. 32 pages.
The Folly of Being "Good" by Charles H. Kerr. 30 pages.
Socialist Songs with Music by Charles H. Kerr. New edition. 34 pages.
Socialism and the Home by May Walden Kerr. 32 pages.
Karl Marx: Biographical Memoirs by Wilhelm Liebknecht. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 181 pages.
A Sketch of Social Evolution by H.W. Boyd Mackay.
Beyond the Black Ocean by Reverend T. McGrady. 304 pages.
The Principles of Social Progress by James Bale Mormon. 248 pages.
Socialism vs. Anarchism by Algie Martin Simons. 30 pages.
What the Socialists Would Do If They Won in this City by Algie Martin Simons. 24 pages.
Platform, Resolutions and Constitution of the Socialist Party by the Socialist Party. 31 pages.
Intemperance and Poverty by T. Twining. 32 pages.
Collectivism and Industrial Development by Emile Vandervelde. Translated by Charles H. Kerr. 199 pages.
The Kingdom of God and Socialism by Robert M. Webster.
Trusts and Imperialism by H. Gaylord Wilshire. 26 pages.

1902

Capital and Labor by A Blacklisted Machinist. 203 pages.
The Rose Door by Estelle Baker. 203 pages.
Britain for the British by Robert Blatchford. 173 pages.
The Last Days of the Ruskin Co-Operative Association by Isaac Broome. 199 pages.
Love's Coming-of-Age: A Series of Papers on the Relations of the Sexes by Edward Carpenter.
In Memory of John P. Altgeld; Address at the Funeral by Clarence Darrow. 7 pages.
Crime and Criminals; An Address Delivered to the Prisoners in the Chicago County Jail by Clarence Darrow. 16 pages.
Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State by Frederick Engels. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 217 pages.
American Communities by Alfred Hinds. Second edition. 433 pages.
The Class Struggle (Erfurt Program) by Karl Kautsky.
The Social Revolution by Karl Kautsky. Translated by Algie Martin Simons and May Wood Simons. 189 pages.
A Country Where Strikes Don't Fail by Charles H. Kerr. 4 pages.
How We Explain People's Actions by Charles H. Kerr. 4 pages.
Socialism Defined by Socialists by Charles H. Kerr. 4 pages.
Socialist Songs with Music by Charles H. Kerr. Third edition.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr. 34 pages.
Who Are the Socialists by Charles H. Kerr. 4 pages.
Easy Lessons in Socialism by William H. Leffingwell. 25 pages.
Socialism: What It Is and What It Seeks to Accomplish by Wilhelm Liebknecht. 64 pages.
Let's All Get Rich by J.T. McDill. 16 pages.
Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. 64 pages.
Walt Whitman; The Poet of the Wider Selfhood by Mila Tupper Maynard.
Under the Lash; or, Cripple Dick by C.F. Quinn. 32 pages.
Introduction to Socialism by Noble Asa Richardson.
The American Farmer by Algie Martin Simons. 208 pages.
Compensation by Algie Martin Simons. 4 pages.
The Economic Foundation of Art by Algie Martin Simons. Second edition.
The Philosophy of Socialism by Algie Martin Simons.
Socialism, and the Social Movement in the Nineteenth Century by Werner Sombart. 219 pages.
The Socialist Movement by Charles H. Vail. 32 pages.
Career and Conversation of John Swinton, Journalist, Orator, Economist by Robert Waters. 84 pages.
The Impending Social Revolution by J. Stitt Wilson.

1903

God's Children; A Modern Allegory by James Allman. Second edition. 113 pages.
The Capitalists' Union or Labor Unions: Which?, "prepared under the authority of union 7386."
Resist Not Evil by Clarence Darrow. 179 pages.
Feuerbach, The Roots of Socialist Philosophy by Frederick Engels. Translated by Austin Lewis. 133 pages.
From Revolution to Revolution by George D. Herron. 32 pages.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr. Second edition. 32 pages.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr. Third edition. 79 pages.
The Sale of An Appetite by Paul Lafargue. Translated by Charles H. Kerr.
Walt Whitman; The Poet of the Wider Selfhood by Mila Tupper Maynard. Second edition. 145 pages.
Methods of Acquiring National Possession of Our Industries by Noble Asa Richardson. 30 pages.
The Root of All Kinds of Evil by Sheldon Stewart. 30 pages.
Class Struggle in America by Algie Martin Simons. 32 pages.
The Economic Foundation of Art by Algie Martin Simons. Third edition.
Poems of Walt Whitman by Walt Whitman.

1904

The Socialist Catechism by Charles E. Cline. 105 pages.
Pagan vs. Christian Civilizations by S.H. Comings.
Henry Ashton: A Thrilling Story and How the Famous Co-operative Commonwealth Was Established in Zanland by Robert Addison Dague.
Eugene Victor Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches by Eugene Debs. 515 pages.
The Socialization of Humanity by Charles Kendall Franklin. 481 pages.
Mind and Body: Hypnotism and Suggestion Applied in Therapeutics and Education by Alvan C. Halphide.
The Psychic and Psychism by Alvan C. Halphide.
The Day of Judgment by George D. Herron. 30 pages.
Objectors to Socialism Answered by Charles C. Hitchcock. 32 pages.
An Equitable Exchange System by Alfred R. Justice.
A Socialist Publishing House by Charles H. Kerr. 31 pages.
Essays on the Materialistic Conception of History by Antonio Labriola. Translated by Charles H. Kerr. 246 pages.
American Pauperism and the Abolition of Poverty by Isadore Ladoff. 230 pages.
A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy by Karl Marx. Translated by N.I. Stone. 314 pages.
The Philosophy of Socialism by Algie Martin Simons. 26 pages.
The Pride of Intellect by Franklin H. Wentworth. 25 pages.

1905

The Evolution of Man by Wilhelm Bölsche. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 160 pages.
Socialist Songs, Dialogue, and Recitations, compiled by Josephine R. Cole. 55 pages.
Germs of Mind in Plants by R.H. France. Translated by Algie Martin Simons. 147 pages.
Thoughts of a Fool by Evelyn Gladys. 258 pages.
The Folly of Being "Good" by Charles H. Kerr. New edition. 25 pages.
Socialism and Human Nature: Do They Conflict? by Murray King. 30 pages.
The End of the World by Max Wilhelm Meyer. Translated by Margaret Wagner. 140 pages.
Better-World Philosophy: A Sociological Synthesis by J. Howard Moore.
Katherine Breshkovsky--"For Russia's Freedom." by Ernest Poole. 29 pages.
Forces That Make For Socialism in America by John Spargo. 32 pages.
A Socialist View of Mr. Rockefeller by John Spargo. 25 pages.
Science and Revolution by Ernest Untermann. 195 pages.

1906

The Rebel at Large by May Beals. 184 pages.
The Triumph of Life by Wilhelm Bölsche. Translated by May Wood Simons. 157 pages.
The Positive Outcome of Philosophy by Joseph Dietzgen. Translated by Ernest Untermann, with an introduction by Anton Pannekoek. 444 pages.
The Physical Basis of Mind and Morals by Michael Hendrick Fitch. 266 pages.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr. Seventh revised edition.
Socialist Songs with Music by Charles H. Kerr. Fourth edition.
Social and Philosophical Studies by Paul Lafargue. Translated by Charles H. Kerr. 165 pages.
Capital: A Critique of Political Economy, Volume 1, by Karl Marx. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 869 pages.
The Making of the World by Max Wilhelm Meyer. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 150 pages.
The Universal Kinship by J. Howard Moore. 329 pages.
Looking Forward by Philip Rappaport. 234 pages.
Class Struggles In America by Algie Martin Simons. Third edition. 120 pages.
The Socialists: Who They Are And What they Stand For by John Spargo. 147 pages.
Underfed School Children, the Problem and the Remedy by John Spargo. 29 pages.
Where We Stand by John Spargo. 27 pages.
The Changing Order: A Study of Democracy by Oscar Lovell Triggs. 300 pages.
The World's Revolutions by Ernest Untermann. 176 pages.
Modern Socialism by Charles H. Vail.
Principles of Scientific Socialism by Charles H. Vail. 237 pages.
What's So and What Isn't by John M. Work 156 pages.

1907

The American Esperanto Book by Arthur Baker. 130 pages.
The Theoretical System of Karl Marx in the Light of Recent Criticism by Louis Boudin. 286 pages.
Socialism, Revolution, and Internationalism by Gabrielle Pierre Deville. Translated by Robert Rives La Monte. 64 pages.
The State and Socialism by Gabrielle Pierre Deville. Translated by Robert Rives La Monte. 45 pages.
Landmarks of Scientific Socialism: "Anti-Duehring" by Frederick Engels. Translated by Austin Lewis. 266 pages.
The Social Evil and the Remedy by Joseph H. Greer. 64 pages.
Recent Progress of the Socialist and Labor Movement in the U.S. by Morris Hillquit. 32 pages.
Ethics and the Materialist Conception of History by Karl Kautsky. Translated by John B. Askew. 206 pages.
Socialism and Philosophy by Antonio Labriola. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 260 pages.
The Right to Be Lazy by Paul Lafargue. Translated by Harriet E. Lothrup. 46 pages.
Socialism, Positive and Negative by Robert Rives La Monte. 150 pages.
The Rise of the American Proletarian by Austin Lewis. 213 pages.
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte by Karl Marx. Translated by Daniel De Leon. 78 pages.
Revolution and Counter-Revolution, or Germany in 1848 by Karl Marx. 192 pages.
Ancient Society by Lewis Morgan. 570 pages.
Anarchism and Socialism by George Plechanoff. Translated by Eleanor Marx Aveling.
Not Guilty by John Spargo.
Capitalist and Laborer, along with Modern Socialism, by John Spargo. 122 pages.
Marxian Economics by Ernest Untermann. 252 pages.
The World's Revolutions by Ernest Untermann. Second edition.
The Kingdom of Heaven Is at Hand by C.W. Woolridge. 64 pages.

1908

Eugene Victor Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches by Eugene Debs. Second edition.
The Question Box by Frank Eastwood. 63 pages.
Socialism, Utopian and Scientific by Frederick Engels. Translated by Edward Aveling. 139 pages.
Co-operation at Home and Abroad: A Description and Analysis by C.R. Fay.
Goethe's Faust: A Fragment of Socialist Criticism by Marcus Hitch. 127 pages.
Victims of the System by Dorothy Johns.
Changes in the Theory and Tactics of the (German) Social Democracy by Paul Kampffmeyer. Translated by Winfield R. Gaylord.
Evolution, Social and Organic by Arthur M. Lewis. 186 pages.
The Art of Lecturing by Arthur M. Lewis. 57 pages.
Out of the Dump by Mary E. Marcy.
Manifesto De La Komunista Partio by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Translated by Arthur Baker. 65 pages.
Value, Price and Profit by Karl Marx.
The End of the World by Max Wilhelm Meyer. Translated by Margaret Wagner. Second edition.
Human, All Too Human by Friedrich Nietzsche.
The Russian Bastille by Simon Oscar Pollock. 110 pages.
Platform of 1908: Methods of Organization by the Socialist Party.
The Marx He Knew by John Spargo. 86 pages.
The Socialists: Who They Are and What They Stand For by John Spargo. Second edition. 147 pages.
When Things Were Doing by Charles Allen Steere. 282 pages.
Industrial Unionism by William E. Trautmann. 32 pages.
The Wolves: A Fable with a Purpose by Robert Alexander Wason. 31 pages.
Stories of the Struggle by Morris Winchevsky. 170 pages.
Perfecting the Earth: A Piece of Possible History by Charles W. Woodridge.

1909

Socialism for Students by Joseph E. Cohen. 153 pages.
Socialism Made Easy by James Connolly. 62 pages.
The Open Shop by Clarence Darrow. 32 pages.
Class Unionism by Eugene Debs.
Revolutionary Unionism by Eugene Debs.
The Detective Business by Robin Ernest Dunbar.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr. Revised edition.
The Art of Lecturing by Arthur M. Lewis. Second edition.
Ten Blind Leaders of the Blind by Arthur M. Lewis. 198 pages.
Vital Problems in Social Evolution by Arthur M. Lewis.
Capital: A Critique of Political Economy, Volume II, by Karl Marx. Translated by Ernest Untermann. 1048 pages.
Socialism: Its Growth and Outcome by William Morris and E. Balfort Bax. 244 pages.
History of the Great American Fortunes, Volume I, by Gustavus Myers. 296 pages.
History of the Great American Fortunes, Volume II: Great Fortunes from Railroads by Gustavus Myers. 368 pages.
History of the Great American Fortunes, Volume III: Great Fortunes from Railroads (Continued) by Gustavus Myers. 413 pages.
Industrial Problems by Noble Asa Richardson. 229 pages.
The Marx He Knew by John Spargo. Second edition. 86 pages.

1910

The Rose Door by Estelle Baker. Second edition. 202 pages.
Evolution of Man by Wilhelm Bölsche. Translated by Ernest Untermann. Second edition. 160 pages.
Our Mental Enslavement by Howard H. Caldwell.
Center Shot Leaflets. Seven pamphlets. 4 pages each.
Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches by Eugene Debs. Third edition. 491 pages.
The Federal Government and the Chicago Strike by Eugene Debs.
The Socialist Party and the Working Class by Eugene Debs. 30 pages.
The Question Box by Frank Eastwood. Second edition.
The Happy Hunting Grounds by James Hightower. 151 pages.
The Class Struggle (Erfurt Program) by Karl Kautsky. Translated by William E. Bohn. Second edition. 217 pages.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr.
The Evolution of Property from Savagery to Civilization by Paul Lafargue. 160 pages.
Social and Philosophical Studies by Paul Lafargue. Fourth edition.
How to Kick by Robert Rives La Monte. 14 pages.
The Art of Lecturing by Arthur M. Lewis. Second edition.
Rise of the American Proletarian by Austin Lewis. Second edition.
Poverty of Philosophy by Karl Marx. Second edition.
The Origin of Great Private Fortunes by Gustavus Myers. 32 pages.
Class Struggle in America by Algie Martin Simons. Third edition. 64 pages.
Prince Hagen: a phantasy by Upton Sinclair. 249 pages.
Socialist Stickers.
Socialist Post Cards, featuring images of Debs, Warren, London, Marx, Engels, Liebknecht, Lafargue, Carpenter, and Kautsky.
The Socialists: Who They Are and What They Stand For by John Spargo. Second edition.
One Big Union by William E. Trautmann.
Science and Revolution by Ernest Untermann. Second edition. 195 pages.
Ancient Lowly, Volume I, by C. Osborne Ward. 689 pages.
Ancient Lowly, Volume II, by C. Osborne Ward. 716 pages.
Warren's Defiance to the Federal Courts by Fred Warren.

1911

Incentives under Socialism by Warren Atkinson. 64 pages.
How Capitalism Has Hypnotized Society by William Thurston Brown.
Marx Versus Tolstoy: A Debate by Clarence Darrow and Arthur M. Lewis. 124 pages.
Industrial Socialism by William D. Haywood and Frank Bohn. 64 pages.
The Socialist Argument by Charles C. Hitchcock.
A Woman's Place by Robert H. Howe.
Socialism Defined by Charles H. Kerr. 4 pages.
Ten Blind Leaders of the Blind by Arthur M. Lewis. Second edition. 198 pages.
Vital Problems in Social Evolution by Arthur M. Lewis. Second edition. 192 pages.
The Militant Proletariat by Austin Lewis. 183 pages.
Shop Talks on Economics by Mary E. Marcy. 58 pages.
A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy by Karl Marx.
Puritanism by Clarence Meily. 153 pages.
The Common Sense of Socialism by John Spargo. 184 pages.
The Socialist Movement by Charles H. Vail.

1912

The Rights of the Masses by George D. Brewer. 32 pages.
Unionism and Socialism by Eugene Debs. 63 pages.
An Introduction to Sociology by Arthur M. Lewis. 224 pages.
The Strength of the Strong by Jack London. 29 pages.
The Catholic Church and Socialism by Frank Bohn and Thomas McGrady. 31 pages.
Breaking up the Home by Mary E. Marcy. 16 pages.
Revolution and Counter-Revolution; or, Germany in 1848. by Karl Marx. 192 pages.
History of the Supreme Court of the United States by Gustavus Myers. 823 pages.
Nature Talks on Economics by Caroline Nelson. 59 pages.
Marxism and Darwinism by Anton Pannekoek. Translated by N. Weiser. 58 pages.
Stories of the Great Railroads by Charles Edward Russell. 322 pages.
The Shrinking Dollar by Russell Phillips. 15 pages.
Socialist Books by Socialists by the Kerr Catalogue Company. 32 pages.
The World's Revolution by Ernest Untermann. Third edition.

1913

Socialist Dialogues and Recitations by Josephine R. Cole and Grace Silver. 59 pages.
Evolution and Revolution by Mark Fisher. 61 pages.
The High Cost of Living by Karl Kautsky. Translated by Austin Lewis.
What to Read on Socialism by Charles H. Kerr. Revised edition.
The New Socialism by Robert Rives La Monte. 32 pages.
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte by Karl Marx.
Economic Determinism; or, The Economic Interpretation of History by Lida Parce. 157 pages.
Outline Studies in the Economic Interpretation of History by Lida Parce.
Sabotage by Emile Pouget. 107 pages.
Scientific Socialism Study Course by Local Puyallup, Washington, of the Socialist Party. 30 pages.
Barbarous Mexico by John Kenneth Turner. 360 pages.

1914

Revolutionary Essays in Socialist Faith and Fancy by Peter Edward Burrowes.
The Crimson Fist by O.H. Neland.
The High Cost of Living, Changes in Gold Production and the Rise in Prices by Karl Kautsky. Translated by Austin Lewis. 114 pages.
Debate Between Tom Mann and Arthur M. Lewis by Arthur M. Lewis and Tom Mann. 77 pages.
Why Catholic Workers Should Be Socialists by Mary E. Marcy. 31 pages.
The Law of Biogenesis -- Being the Lessons on the Origin of Human Nature by J. Howard Moore.
History of Canadian Wealth, Volume I by Gustavus Myers. 337 pages.
Doing Us Good and Plenty by Charles Edward Russell. 172 pages.
The Carpenter and the Rich Man by Bouck White.

1915

The Theoretical System of Karl Marx by Louis Boudin. Third edition. 286 pages.
The War in Europe by Clarence Darrow. 31 pages.
The Visioning by Susan Glaspell.
The Evolution of Banking: A Study of the Development of the Credit System by Robert Howe. 200 pages.
The Struggle Between Science and Superstition by Arthur M. Lewis.
The Hundredth Wave: A Novel Written to Accomplish Two Strongly Interlinked Purposes by Grantly Standerson. 538 pages.
So the World Goes by J.W. Sullivan.

1916

Advice by Jim Hill. 4 pages.
Ten Dollars a Day by Charles H. Kerr. 4 pages.
What Socialists Want by Charles H. Kerr.
The Struggle Between Science and Superstition by Arthur M. Lewis. 188 pages.
How the Farmer Can Get His by Mary E. Marcy. 32 pages.
Wages in Mexican Money by Mary E. Marcy. 4 pages.
People Who Make and People Who Take by Mary E. Marcy. 4 pages.
Socialism Defined by Mary E. Marcy
Whom Do You Work For? by Edward Moore.
Savage Survivals by J. Howard Moore. 191 pages.
You and Your Job by Carl Sandburg.
Workingmen Wanted at Once by Roland D. Sawyer.
Intemperance and Poverty by T. Twining.
Working Men and Women by Wheeler and Wixson.

1917

Why the Capitalist? A Refutation of the Doctrines Prevailing in Conventional Political Economy by Frederick Haller.
The "Socialism" of New Zealand by Robert H. Hutchinson.
Atlantis Found and Other Verse by Alexander Kerr.
The Economic Causes of War by Achille Loria. Translated by John Leslie Garner. 188 pages.
Stories of the Cave People by Mary E. Marcy. 168 pages.
News from Nowhere; or, an Epoch of Rest, Being Some Pictures from a Utopian Romance by William Morris. 258 pages. Revised edition.

1918

Capital To-Day: A Study of Recent Economic Development by Herman Cahn. Third edition. 376 pages.
The Collapse of Capitalism by Herman Cahn. 119 pages.
Industrial Socialism by William D. Haywood and Frank Bohn. Seventh edition.
The Labor Movement in Japan by Sen Katayama. 80 pages.
History of the Labor Movement in Japan by Sen Katayama.
Women as Sex Vendors by Mary E. Marcy and Roscoe Tobias.

1919

The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte by Karl Marx. Translated by Daniel De Leon. Third edition. 160 pages.
Industrial Autocracy by Mary E. Marcy. 59 pages.
Socialism Versus the State by Emile Vandervelde. Translated by Charles H. Kerr. 229 pages.

1925

The Autobiography of Mother Jones by Mary Harris (pseudonym Mother Jones). 242 pages.

1926

The Amazons: A Marxian Study by Emanuel Kanter. 121 pages.

1927

The Evolution of War by Emanuel Kanter. 123 pages.

1928

The Myth of Adam and Eve by Paul Lafargue. Translated by Charles H. Kerr. 68 pages.