Document List
Abstract
Introduction
The Early Years
Document 1: Kate
Richards O'Hare, "How I Became a Socialist Agitator," October
1908
Document 2A: Kate
Richards O'Hare, "The Wounded Who Do Not Fight," October
1914
Document 2B: Kate
Richards O'Hare, "I Denounce," March
1915
World War I and Trial
Document 3A: "Mrs.
O'Hare Held For Trial," 31 July 1917
Document 3B: "Kate
Richards O'Hare Takes Stand In Her Own Defense,"
7 December 1917
Document 4: American
Civil Liberties Union, The Conviction of Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare and
Dakota Politics, 1918
Document 5: Liberty
Defense Union, Conference Announcement, ca. 31 July 1918
Document
6A: William E. Zeuch, The Truth about the O'Hare Case, [1919]
Document
6B: William E. Zeuch, "Kate Richards O'Hare's Address to the Court,"
The Truth about the O'Hare Case, [1919]
Document 7:
Kate
Richards O'Hare, Socialism and the World War, 1919
Letters from Prison
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8A: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to Frank P. O'Hare, 20 April 1919
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8B: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to Frank P. O'Hare,
[27] April 1919
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8C: Excerpts from letter from
Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts," 15 June 1919
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8D: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
22 June 1919
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8E: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
6 July 1919
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8F: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
10 August 1919
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8G: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
17 August 1919
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8H: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
21 August 1919
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8I: Excerpts from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
3 September 1919
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8J: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts," 14 September
1919
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8K: Excerpt from letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts,"
28 September 1919
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8L: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts," 5 October
1919
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8M: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Sweethearts," 19 October
1919
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8N: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to Frank P. O'Hare, 7 March 1920
Prison Reform
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9A: "President Commutes Mrs. O'Hare's Sentence," 29 May 1920
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9B: "Mrs. Kate O'Hare Begins Work for Prison Reforms," 31 May
1920
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10: J. Louis Engdahl, "Kate O'Hare Reveals Medieval Jail Horrors,"
1 June 1920
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11: "Kate O'Hare Demands Complete Vindication, Not Commutation; To
Seek Full Citizenship Rights," 1 June 1920
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12A: "Wave on Wave of Cheers Echo O'Hare Triumph," 17 June 1920
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12B: "Brooklyn Hails Kate O'Hare at Two Big Rallies," 18 June
1920
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13: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to "Friends," 15 February
1921
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14: Kate Richards O'Hare, Crime and Criminals, [1921]
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15: Letter from Kate Richards O'Hare to Caroline Lowe, 26 January 1922
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16: Circular, The Children's Crusade to Free the Political Prisoners,
10 March 1922
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17: "Eugene V. Debs With
the Wives and Children of Political Prisoners Whom Mrs. Kate O'Hare is Leading
on Pilgrimage to Washington," 24 April 1922
Kate Richards
O'Hare, In Prison
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18A: "Foreward," 1923
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18B: "The Function of the Prison," 1923
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18C: "The Prison," 1923
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18D: "The Prisoners," 1923
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18E: "Prison Food, Clothing, Education, and Recreation," 1923
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18F: "Task and Punishment," 1923
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18G: "Appendix,"
1923
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19: Kate Richards O'Hare, Prison labor for private profit, [1925]
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20: "Battle of San Quentin," 7 July 1940
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