A painting of Daniel De Leon by Frederick (Fred) Precht. From the
frontispiece of Socialist Labor Party Golden Jubilee 1890-1940,
published in 1940. (Downloading the 3000-pixel-high version may
give you the best quality if you want to make a large print, but
the file size is almost two million bytes.)
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Cartoon depicting fascism as the iron hoop placed around the
collapsing barrel of capitalism. From the
pamphlet, Eric Hass, The Reactionary Right: Incipient
Fascism, 1963, second printing 1966, page 10.
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One of the many charts used to illustrate the proposed system of workers'
democratic management of industry. Scanned from The People, edition of
Sept. 22, 1990.
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about this industrial government concept.
This sketch of the cultural anthropologist Lewis Henry Morgan
is taken from
the SLP pamphlet,
L. H. Morgan, Montezuma's Dinner:
An Essay on the Tribal Society of the North
American Indians, 2nd printing, 1967, page 2.
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more information
about Morgan's work.
A cartoon showing workers from various countries strapping the world together.
The caption is a quotation from Abraham Lincoln: "The strongest bond of human sympathy, outside
of the family relation, should be one of uniting all working
people of all nations, tongues and kindreds."
From the 1948 SLP edition of the Communist Manifesto, page
76.
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A facsimile of the sheet music for the Internationale
in the key of C, with French lyrics by Eugene Pottier.
From the 1948 SLP edition of the Communist Manifesto, page
73.
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If you don't know this socialist anthem,
there's a web site where you can
download mp3 recordings
in numerous languages.
Four sketches by the famous bronze sculptor, and socialist, Paul
Herzel (1876-1956) decorated the pamphlet Arnold Petersen,
Reviling of the Great, 1949.
The image of Thomas Jefferson
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was used as the frontispiece preceding the title page.
Abraham Lincoln
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inserted between pages 32-33.
Karl Marx
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between pages 64-65.
Daniel De Leon
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between 96-97.
The People of June 4, 1990 included a fascimile of
The Daily People edition June 30, 1906. This in an image of
the first page.
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Photograph of De Leon working in his office as it appeared in
The People on June 30, 1990.
The caption says, "Daniel De Leon at his
desk in the 'flatiron' building."
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A sketch of De Leon by Walter Steinhilber, with an autograph.
I scanned this image from page 2
of The Ballot and the
Class Struggle, 8th printing, 1971.
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During 1899-1900 a small group of disruptive party members, nicknamed the
Kangaroos,
forcibly seized one of the
SLP's offices, claimed to be the real elected officers of the party,
and put out counterfeit editions of the party press.
This was one of their posters
usurping the party's name and libeling De Leon.
Until I can find a cleaner version, I
copied this image from the google ebook (.pdf file)
Daniel De Leon: A Man and his Works
, page 120.
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Please read more
about the kangaroo conspiracy.