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Acknowledgements | ||
Preface | ||
1 | Introduction | 1 |
2 | Engels and the Henry George Campaign of 1886: "Historic" Development or Blind Alley | 11 |
3 | The Political Party of the Working Class: The Socialist Party and the Labor Party Question | 39 |
4 | The Conference for Progressive Political Action: Labor Party or Pressure Group | 84 |
5 | The Octogenarian Snail: The La Follette Campaign of 1924 | 113 |
6 | The Labor Party Question in the 1930s: Trotsky, Thomas and La Guardia | 146 |
7 | Labor Party or Green Party: The Nader Campaign of 2000 | 191 |
8 | Conclusions: The Socialist Alternative | 204 |
Notes | 211 | |
Glossary | 243 | |
Bibliography | 250 | |
Index | 257 |
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