This book deals with the mighty conflict that raged throughout the latter part of the last century for possession of the soul of labor. It tells of the doctrines and deeds of Bakounin, Netchayeff, Kropotkin, Ravachol, Henry, Most and Caserio. It seeks the causes of such outbursts of rage as occurred at the Haymarket in Chicago in 1886 and are now being much discussed as Syndicalism, Haywoodism and Larkinism. It is a dramatic, historical narrative in which terrorism, anarchism, syndicalism and socialism are passionately voiced by their greatest advocates as they battle over programs, tactics and philosophies. PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64–66 Fifth Avenue New York Two Important Interpretations of Present Movements _Progressive Democracy_ BY HERBERT CROLY, Author of “The Promise of American Life.” _Cloth, 8vo, $2.00 net_ The object of the author in this book is three-fold. He has in the first place analyzed the modern progressive democratic movement in this country in order to separate its essential from its non-essential ingredients to discover whether there is any real issue between American progressivism and American conservatism. In the second place he has tried to reconstruct the historical background of progressivism to see what roots or lack of roots it has in the American political and economic tradition. And finally he has attempted to trace what we may reasonably expect from the progressive movement, to show what tools it must use in order to carry out its program and what claims it has on the support of patriotic Americans. The work seeks, therefore, to express for the first time a consistently educational theory of democracy. _Progressivism and After_ BY WILLIAM ENGLISH WALLING, Author of “The Larger Aspects of Socialism,” “Socialism As It Is,” etc. _Cloth, 12mo, $1.50 net_