New York: The Leonard Press, 1922. Hardcover. 48p., slender hardcover, very good, in a shelfworn dustjacket. *Miles 4961. "Chaplin was imprisoned on the charge of conspiring to obstruct the war. As a member of the I.W.W., he spoke against it, saying it would benefit the capitalists while using the workers..... More
Cat.No: 269787
Ridgewood, NJ: Nellie Seeds Nearing, 1923. Hardcover. 48p., slender hardcover, very good. Second revised edition. "Chaplin was imprisoned on the charge of conspiring to obstruct the war. As a member of the I.W.W., he spoke against it, saying it would benefit the capitalists while using the workers as cannon fodder..... More
Cat.No: 269793
Chicago: General Defense Committee, 1924. Paperback. 144p., paperback, first interior page has two rectangular toned areas where cellotape was formerly present; otherwise minor handling wear and toning. Expanded from the first 80p. edition. On Armistice Day 1919, the American Legion in Centralia held a patriotic parade, one with the goal..... More
Cat.No: 3289
Chicago: General Defense Committee, 1924. 144p., paperback, minor wear and toning, very good. Expanded from the first 80p. edition. On Armistice Day 1919, the American Legion in Centralia held a patriotic parade, one with the goal of destroying the local hall of the I.W.W. Acting on legal advice, the Centralia..... More
Cat.No: 268792
Seattle: Printed by Frank McCaffrey at his Dogwood Press, 1944. Hardcover. 95p., front., first edition, bookplate on front blank pastedown with name blacked out, spine dulled else good condition, signed by Chaplin on the title page, lacking the jacket. More
Cat.No: 3279
Seattle: Printed by Frank McCaffrey at his Dogwood Press, 1944. Hardcover. 95p., front., first edition, bookplate "Selected for merit of the Tacoma poetcrafters," else very good condition lacking the jacket. More
Cat.No: 268705
