Workers Library Publishers · 1940

Earl Browder Talks to the Senators on the Real Meaning of the Voorhis "Blacklist" Bill

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Author
Earl Browder
Imprint
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940
Language
English
Pages
29
Copyright
The author died in 1973: the original text is public domain where copyright lasts 50 years after death, as in China and many countries in Asia and Africa; a translation may still be under the translator’s copyright.
Sources
Open Library edition OL52360947M; WorldCat record (OCLC 37503378); Open Library edition OL6472927M; WorldCat record (OCLC 3926204); Library of Congress record (LCCN 44026889)

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Chicago

Browder, Earl. Earl Browder Talks to the Senators on the Real Meaning of the Voorhis "Blacklist" Bill. New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940.

MLA

Browder, Earl. Earl Browder Talks to the Senators on the Real Meaning of the Voorhis "Blacklist" Bill. Workers Library Publishers, 1940.

APA

Browder, E. (1940). Earl Browder Talks to the Senators on the Real Meaning of the Voorhis "Blacklist" Bill. Workers Library Publishers.

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