This is a fitting work to be the first book published by the I. W. W.
In this book Fellow-Worker Ebert gives the best exposition of the constructive and social philosophy of the I. W. W. that has yet appeared in print. It is not a work of fiction nor of speculation, but a matter-of-fact practical treatment of phases of the industrial, social and political life, as revealed by the great textile strike at Lawrence, Mass., and the trials of Ettor, Giovannitti and Caruso growing out of same.
Handsome full cloth gold stamped Binding, 160 pages with eight full-page Illustrations. 50c.
Syndicalism And The Co-operative Commonwealth—(How we shall bring about the Revolution)
By Emile Pataud, Secretary of the Electrical Workers of France, and Emile Pouget, Editor of the Official Organ of the General Confederation of Labor of France. This book is the result of a series of questions sent out by the General Confederation to all members asking them to give their conception as to how the Social Revolution is to be brought about, and also as to the probable procedure in the reorganization of society. The authors have woven a story out of the returns from the questions and present a story of the Revolution and reconstruction as having already occurred. This book is the best yet, as it is up-to-date, using as a basis organization and the general strike as the instrument of the Revolution.
English edition, illustrated, 240 pages, paper, 75c
