Rebel voices: an IWW anthology

Photo at an IWW demonstration outside a trial of two of its members, Massachusetts 1912

An extensive collection of writings by and about the Industrial Workers of the World union in the US, compiled and edited by Joyce L Kornbluh and first published in 1964.

In PDF format in two parts.

Attachments

rebel voices-1.pdf (8.45 MB)

rebel-voices-2.pdf (14.01 MB)

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The 1964 edition of this book

The 1964 edition of this book was the first I ever read on the IWW. I found it interesting as a compilation of various historical texts.

Is the PDF working for

Is the PDF working for anyone? Not working for me

Juan Conatz wrote: Is the PDF

Juan Conatz

Is the PDF working for anyone? Not working for me

Fine for me. If you are having a problem, maybe try renaming the file to remove the spaces from the filenames and see if that sorts it

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