Clarence Darrow papers, 1894-1941 (Library of Congress Finding Aid)

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	Printed Matter, 1894-1940 (continued)
			Current Topics, “Free Trade or Protection”
			Open Court, “Moral Courage Rarer than Physical Bravery”
			Address, “The Rights and Wrongs of Ireland”
		1901
			Rubric, “Conduct and Profession”
			International Socialist Review, “The Problem of the Negro”
		1903, Leslie's Weekly, “People Talked About”
		1904-1905
			Farmington See also Container 8, same heading
			Tomorrow, “Literary Style”
		1907
			Pandex of the Press, “Rebellion, Armed or Otherwise? Aftermath of the Haywood Trial”
			Golden Elk, “A Crayon Portrait of Clarence S. Darrow”
			Current Literature, “Who Is This Man Darrow?”
			Mirror
				“Clarence S. Darrow” (May 16)
				“The Acquittal of Haywood” (Aug. 1)
		1908, Everyman
			Review of An Eye for an Eye (May)
			“The Mystery of Law” (Oct.)
			“Little Louis Epstein” (Dec.)
		1909
			International Socialist Review, “The Holdup Man”
			Union Labor Advocate, “Free Speech, Free Press”
			Mirror, “The United States Prosperity Bulletin”
		1910, Mirror
			“The Late Elections” (Nov. 17)
			“Darrow on Roosevelt” (Nov. 24)
		1911
			American Magazine, “Why Men Fight for the Closed Shop”
			Life, editorial
			California Outlook, “The Unions and the Rest of Us”
		1912
			Review of Reviews, “The Progress of the World”
			Mirror, “The Tragedy of Darrow”
			Town Talk, “Varied Types, Clarence Darrow”
			Organized Labor, “Darrow's Triumph”
BOX 14		1913
			Speeches and proceedings at a banquet in honor of Darrow
			Everyman
				“Address on John Brown” (Mar.)
				“Second Plea in His Own Defense” (May)
				“Clarence Darrow on Land and Labor” (June)
				“Crime and Criminals” (Aug.)
				“Henry George” (Sept.-Oct.)
				“Industrial Conspiracies” (Nov.-Dec.)
		1914, Everyman
			“Voltaire” (Jan.-Feb.)
			“Armies and Navies” (Aug.-Sept.)
			“Clarence Darrow on the Single Tax” (Oct.-Nov.)
			“Clarence Darrow on the War” (Oct.-Nov.)
		1915, Everyman
			“If Men Had Opportunity” (Jan.-Feb.)
			“Address to the Prisoners at Joliet” (Nov.)
			“Not a Milk and Water Theory” (Dec.)
		1916
			Everyman
				“An Appeal for the Despoiled” (Jan.)
				“Robert Burns” (Feb.)
				“The Skeleton in the Closet” (May)
				“The Land Belongs to the People” (Sept.)
			Athena, “A Memorial Address”
		1917, The Liberal Review, “Schopenhauer”
		1919
			Address, “War Prisoners”
			Altgeld, John P., funeral address See also Oversize
		1920
			Lecture, “Pessimism”
			Reconstruction, “Rules of Conduct”
			Liberator
				“Communism on Trial” (Mar.)
				“Guilty: The General Strike” (Sept.)
			Reedy's Mirror
				“Darrow on Wilson” (Apr. 8)
				“Woodrow Wilson” (Apr. 15)
			Bokstugan (magazine), review of Farmington
		1923, Pearson's Magazine, “Clarence Darrow”
		1924
			Success, “Clarence Darrow's Fight against the Death Penalty”
			American Mercury, “The Ordeal of Prohibition”
			Kessinger's Mid-West Review, “Insects and Men: Instinct and Reason”
		1925
			Folder I
				Nation
					“Tennessee's Dilemma” (July 22)
					“What Lies Beyond Dayton?” (July 29)
					“Darrow vs. Bryan” (Aug. 5)
				American Mercury
					“Salesmanship” (Aug.)
					“The Edwardses and the Jukes” (Oct.)
				J.U.H.'s Weekly, “A Lion in a Den of Daniels”
				Bokstugan (magazine), “Clarence Darrow”
				Literary Digest, “Dayton's Amazing Trial”
				Spectator, “Delirium in Dayton”
				New Statesman, “Thoughts on Monkeys”
BOX 15			Folder II
				Current History, “The Significance of the Scopes Trial”
				Hearst's International, “That Man Darrow”
			Folder III
				Century, “Crime and Punishment”
				The New Republic, “The Conduct of the Scopes Trial”
		1926
			Folder I
				Haldeman-Julius Monthly, “Clarence Darrow's Defense of a Negro”
				Harper's Magazine, “Crime and the Alarmists”
				American Mercury, “The Eugenics Cult”
				Vanity Fair, “Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity”
			Folder II
				Libertarian, “The Red Flag”
				Crisis, “John Brown”
				Survey Graphic, “Where Are the Pre-War Radicals?”
			Folder III
				Kessinger's Midwest Review, “Our Reactionary Tendency”
				Liberty, “Darrow on Divorce”
		1927
			Folder I, Haldeman-Julius Quarterly, “Can We Control Our Conduct?”
			Folder II
				Daily Maroon, “Education and Crime”
				Christian Register, An Interview with Clarence Darrow
				Nation, “If Darrow Had Been a Journalist”
				Modern World, “The War on Modern Science”
				Vanity Fair
					“The Foreign Debt and America” (Feb.)
					“What Is the Matter with the Farmer?” (Apr.)
					“The Divorce Problem” (Aug.)
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