A compelling biography of Walt Whitman and his close friend and literary executor, Horace Traubel. This book delves into their complex relationship and provides an insightful analysis of their work and legacy.
Walling offers a bold vision for the future of American society in this call to action for progressive reform. He argues that it is not enough to simply identify and address social ills; we must fundamentally rethink and restructure our economic and political systems in order to achieve lasting change. Drawing on examples from history and contemporary society, Walling presents a compelling argument for why progressivism is essential for a thriving democracy.
In this book, William English Walling provides a comprehensive introduction to the ideology and principles of Russian Bolshevism, as articulated by its leaders at the time. He covers various topics, such as the role of the state, the nature of class struggle, and the role of the party in society. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the political and social context of the Russian Revolution and its aftermath.
In this survey of the international socialist movement, William English Walling examines the history, philosophy, and strategies of socialist and communist organizations around the world. He offers insights into the debates and struggles that have shaped the socialist movement in the 20th century.
In this sweeping survey of the socialist and labor movements around the world, Laidler, Stokes, Hughan, and Walling provide a wealth of original documents and historical context to illuminate the social and political struggles of the working class. From the origins of the socialist ideology to its many political incarnations, this comprehensive sourcebook is an essential guide to both the history and future of socialism.