Author:Daniel De Leon

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Daniel De Leon (1852–1914)

See biography. A Curaçao-born American socialist and Syndicalism-influenced trade unionist of Jewish origin.

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[edit] Les Mysteres du Peuple

Translation of Les Mysteres du Peuple, appearing in Daily People

1. The Gold Sickle; or Hena, the Virgin of the The Isle of Sen: A Tale of Druid Gaul. [1904]
2. The Brass Bell; or, The Chariot of Death: A Tale of Caesar's Gallic Invasion. [1907]
3. The Iron Collar; or, Faustina and Syomara: A Tale of Slavery Under the Romans. [1909]
4. The Silver Cross; or, the Carpenter of Nazareth: A Tale of Jerusalem. [1903, 1909]
5. The Casque's Lark or Victoria; or, The Mother of the Camps: A Tale of the Frankish Invasion of Gaul. [1909]
6. The Poniard's Hilt; or, Karadeucq and Ronan: A Tale of Baguders and Vagres. [1907]
7. The Branding Needle; or, The Monastery of Charolles: A Tale of the First Communal Charter. [1908]
8. The Abbatial Crosier; or, Bonaik and Septimine: A Tale of a Medieval Abbess. [1908]
9. The Carlovingian Coins; or, The Daughters of Charlemagne: A Tale of the Ninth Century. [1908]
10. The Iron Arrow Head; or, the Buckler Maiden: A Tale of the Northman Invasion. [1909]
11. The Infant's Skull; or, The End of the World: A Tale of the Millennium. [1904]
12. The Pilgrim's Shell; or, Fergan the Quarryman: A Tale From the Feudal Times. [1904]
13. The Iron Pincers; or, Mylio and Karvel: A Tale of the Albigensian Crusades. [1909]
14. The Iron Trevet; or, Jocelyn the Champion: A Tale of the Jacquerie. [1906]
15. The Executioner's Knife; or, Joan of Arc: A Tale of the Inquisition. [1910]
16. The Pocket Bible v. 1; or, The Christian Printer: A Tale of the Sixteenth Century. [1910]
17. The Pocket Bible v. 2; or, The Christian Printer: A Tale of the Sixteenth Century. [1910]
18. The Blacksmith's Hammer; or, the Peasant Code: A Tale of the Grand Monarch. [1910]
19. The Sword of Honour v. 1; or, The Foundation of the French Republic: A Tale of the French Revolution. [1910, 1911]
20. The Sword of Honour v. 2; or, The Foundation of the French Republic: A Tale of the French Revolution. [1910, 1911]
21. The Galley Slave's Ring; or, The Family of Lebrenn: A Tale of the French Revolution of 1848. [1911]

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