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Ralph Chaplin

American IWW poet and artist, author of the anthem "Solidarity Forever" (1915).

Lived
1887–1961
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Ralph Chaplin

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1909Out of the DumpCharles H. Kerr & Company, ChicagoLibrary of Congress record 08037707
1917When the Leaves Come Out, and Other Rebel VersesThe author, Cleveland, OhioOpen Library
1920The Centralia Conspiracy[no publisher recorded], Seattle, WashOpen Library
1922Bars and ShadowsAllen & Unwin, LondonOpen Library
1944Somewhat Barbaric — A Selection of Poems, Lyrics and SonnetsPrinted by F. McCaffrey at His Dogwood Press, SeattleLibrary of Congress record 44039990 · CiNii Books record BA15167353
1947American Labor's Case Against CommunismEducator Pub. Co, SeattleOpen Library
1948WobblyUniversity of Chicago Press, ChicagoOpen Library
1948Wobbly, the Rough-and-tumble Story of an American RadicalUniversity of Chicago Press, ChicagoOpen Library
1948Wobby — The Rough-and-Tumble Story of an American RadicalThe University of Chicago Press, Chicagoswisscovery record 991056220449705501

Editions in the catalogue

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