The Socialists In The New York Assembly

“The Socialists In The New York Assembly” offers a detailed look into the activities of ten socialist members during the 1918 legislative session. Authored by August Claessens and William M. Feigenbaum, this book provides a firsthand account of the socialists’ efforts and challenges within the New York Assembly. It sheds light on their legislative work, political ideologies, and the historical context of the early 20th-century socialist movement in the United States.

This work is valuable for those interested in American political history, the history of socialism, and the dynamics of legislative processes. It captures a specific moment in time when socialist ideas gained traction and influenced political discourse, making it a relevant resource for understanding the evolution of American politics.

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