Staughton and Alice Lynd collection

Special Collections and Archives

Staughton and Alice Lynd collection

Special Collections and Archives

Staughton and Alice Lynd collection

Finding Aid

Prepared by Bob Arrighi, February 2001; Revised July 2009; Updated: May 2020; Last Updated: March 2024

Extent: 35 cubic feet (35 record storage boxes)
Physical Location: 11th floor

Biographical Note: Staughton Lynd's quest for a more humane world has propelled him through an array of diverse situations and introduced him to some of the most radical and active people in this country. Throughout his life, Staughton Lynd has remained steadfast in both his activism and his beliefs. He was a social democratic pacifist who believed strongly in local organizing.

Staughton Lynd (1929-2022) and Andrea Lynd were the children of renowned sociologists Robert and Helen Lynd. The elder Lynds authored the famous Middletown study of Muncie, Indiana in 1929. Staughton Lynd inherited both his father's strong scholarship ability and socialistic beliefs. Staughton Lynd's socialist views have endured over the decades, but he has avoided both the overly theoretical and undemocratic versions. These beliefs were the direct cause of his expulsion from his non-combatant position in the military during the McCarthy purges of the 1950s.

Lynd went on to earn a Ph.D. in history at Columbia University, then accepted a teaching position at Spelman College in Georgia. During the summer of 1964 he became the director of the Freedom Schools of Mississippi. Afterwards, Lynd accepted a position at Yale University, and, along with his wife Alice and three children, relocated to New England. It was there that he became an early vocal opponent to the war in Vietnam. These activities included speaking engagements, protest marches, and an infamous visit to Hanoi, which eventually cost him his position at Yale. As was the case throughout his life, he remained true to his beliefs and refused to follow as the anti-war activists and the New Left became more violent in the late 1960s.

The Lynd family moved again, this time to Chicago. After several years of struggling to make a living from community organization, Staughton Lynd enrolled in the University of Chicago law school in 1973. He and his wife Alice had conducted an oral history project of the working class. The revelations of this work, entitled Rank and File, spurred the Lynds toward law. There was nobody to assist the workers who were mired between the company's ill treatment and their union's failures. There was a definite role for an activist attorney to play.

The Lynds relocated to Youngstown, Ohio, in the heart of the Rust Belt. Staughton Lynd was an essential participant in the struggle of the late 1970s to keep the Youngstown steel mills open. Despite the eventual failure of these efforts, the Lynds continued organizing in the Youngstown area. Staughton Lynd was also extremely active as an attorney, taking on a wide variety of cases, including those of disabled and retired workers. In recent years, the Lynds also turned their attention to international issues, such as Nicaragua and the West Bank. Staughton Lynd died at the age of 92 on November 17, 2022, in Warren, Ohio.

Scope and Content: The Staughton and Alice Lynd collection consists of thirty-four boxes of materials. The collection reflects the entire life of Staughton Lynd, from the 1930s to the year 2000. The collection also encompasses Robert, Helen, and Andrea Lynd, as well as a other of writers and activists. The collection is divided into five series: Robert & Helen Lynd, Staughton Lynd Papers, Staughton Lynd Writing, Other Writers, and Periodicals. The Robert and Helen Lynd series contains early photographs of the Lynds as well as Helen's father, Staughton Merrell. It contains the writings, correspondence, audio recordings, and other related materials of both the Lynd parents. This series also includes a great deal of early correspondence from Andrea Lynd, Staughton's sister.

The Staughton and Alice Lynd papers series is comprised of photographs, correspondence, speeches, biographies, and related materials. It also consists of a large number of news clips, book reviews, and articles published by Alice and Staughton Lynd. The materials contained in this series are arranged chronologically by decade. They range from Lynd's own baby book, to letters written in the year 2000. The third series, Staughton and Alice Lynd publications, contains manuscripts, drafts, notes, and other materials concerning the Lynds' published works. These include Rank & File, Communal Rights, American Labor Radicalism, Solidarity Unionism, Liberation Theology for Quakers and others. There are also many drafts of The Fight Against Shutdowns. Finally are the actual publications, such as Intellectual Origins or American Radicalism, Class Conflict: Slavery & the United States Constitution, and numerous essays included in collections.

The fourth series, Publications by Other Writers, contains the publications, manuscripts, and other materials from a long list of Lynd contemporaries and friends. Greg Calvert, Jamie Kalven, Jim Atelson, Al Young, and Jeremy Brecher are just a few of the many authors included in this section. Topics include Marxism, history, labor, and the first amendment. There are a significant amount of materials by Brian Willson, Eric Leif Davin, and David Rabban. The final series, Periodicals, contains runs of Liberation (1957-77), Radical America (1967-82), In These Times (1976-79), and WIN (1967-82). Staughton Lynd contributed articles to these publications. Also included as various law reviews, labor publications, and history journals.

Statement of Arrangement: The Staughton and Alice Lynd collection is organized into the following series.

Series 1: Robert and Helen Lynd family papers
Series 2: Staughton and Alice Lynd papers
Series 3: Staughton and Alice Lynd publications
Series 4: Publications by Other Writers
Series 5: Periodicals

Acquisition Information: These materials were donated by Staughton and Alice Lynd starting in August 1998.

Series 1: Robert and Helen Lynd family papers

Box 1: Robert Lynd papers and Andrea Lynd letters
Folder -- Contents

Robert Lynd Photographs: portrait, in the wilderness, with Helen Lynd
Robert Lynd Biographical Material: biographies, bibliographies, etc.
Robert Lynd Obituaries (1970)
Pieces Written on Robert Lynd: includes works by Staughton Lynd, Margaret Nold, and S.M. Miller
Memorial Service (1970): transcription of "Coming Together for Robert Lynd" speech & list of speakers
Memorial Service (1971): Columbia Univ. Sociology Dept. Memorial Meeting speeches & speakers
Correspondence: letters to young Staughton Lynd, Andrea Lynd in India, Harry Hawthorn, Dr. Mitchell (1944), etc.
Correspondence with Maeve Beck: letters with Roger Beck's mother, Maeve (1952-1979)
Early Publications: "Crude Oil Religion" in Harper's Magazine (1922)
"The Place of the University in 1940" in Columbia University Quarterly (1939)
"But Why Preach" in Harper's Magazine (1920)
"You Can Do It Better Democratically": copy of pamphlet (c.1920s) with Staughton Lynd letter (1979)
"Crude Oil: It's Human Cost": by Robert Lynd in Survey Graphic (November 1922)
"Critique of Preaching from Standpoint of Modern Educational Method" by Robert Lynd (1922), S. Lynd letter (1980)
Knowledge for What?: by Robert S. Lynd: Princeton University Press (Princeton, 1939)
Journal of the History of Sociology : Fall-Winter 1979-80: includes
"Done in Oil" by Robert Lynd, reports on Robert Lynd by Staughton Lynd and others, & Robert Lynd bibliography
Middletown Papers (1979): "Inequality & Lifestyles in Middletown" by Caplow/Chadwick
"The Lynds Revisited" by Richard Jensen, "Who Governed Middletown..." by Carrolyn Frank, "Measure of Social Change in Middletown" by Theodore Caplow
Middletown Papers: "Division Street" by Eleanor Widmer (1945), "Middletown Fifty Years After" by Theodore Caplow, "Middletown" by John Dewey (1980), "Robert S. Lynd, John D. Rockefeller, and Middletown" by Charles Harvey, "Middletown III" by Dwight Hoover (1981), "Robert Lynd's Disenchantment" by F. van Holthoon (1995), and poem "Middletown: After Thirty Years" by Charity Runden
Middletown Periodical Press: "Middletown Revisited": Newsweeek (1978)
"Hanging Together in Muncie, IND": Update (1981) "How Average are Folks in Middletown, U.S.A." The Dial (1982) and various other stories
Middletown News Clips: "35 Years Later, Middletown Remains in Transition"
"Sociologists take fresh looks at Muncie 50 years later": Washington Post (1979)
"Return to Middletown": Washington Post (1982) and various other news clips
Researchers' Letters: various letter regarding research, citations, and permission (1979-1985)
Staughton Lynd/Frederic van Holthoon correspondence regarding Middletown republication (1994)
Letters Regarding Robert S. Lynd Prize: letters regarding establishment of Robert S. Lynd Prize and Professorship
Andrea Lynd Photographs: numerous childhood pictures, including several with young Staughton Lynd; photos of Andrea Lynd sailing, sunning, and with daughter Margaret; Joe Nold photo with children
Jennifer Nold Photographs: numerous baby photos of Andrea Lynd's daughter (c.1961); small photo album
Andrea Lynd Development: Holter reports on Andrea Lynd's physical & psychological growth as a child (1930s)
Helen Lynd letter regarding Andrea Lynd's early development (1952)
Andrea Lynd Scholastic Reports: Ethical Culture Schools reports (1937-1943)
Fieldston School reports (1947-1950)
Sarah Lawrence College reports and degree (1953-1956)
Andrea Lynd Early Letters: letters to parents and "Tee" as a child (1930s)
Letters to family from school (1940s)
Andrea Lynd Letters from Europe (1955-56): Letters to parents from tour of Europe
Andrea Lynd Letters from Wien, Germany (1956): letters to parents while studying and working in Germany
Andrea Lynd Letters from India (1957): letters during journey across Europe and Asia to India with Joe Nold
Letters regarding establishing school in Dehradun, India
Letters regarding marriage to Joe Nold
Letters regarding long journey across Europe and Asia before returning to U.S.
Marriage Announcements: announcement of Andrea Lynd & Joseph Nold (1957)
Andrea Lynd Letters (1960s): letters to parents regarding birth of kids and married life
Andrea Lynd Letters from Europe (1970): letters from extended family European vacation
Andrea Lynd Letters (1990s): birthday greetings to Staughton Lynd (1992)
Joe Nold Letters: letters to Lynds regarding marriage to Andrea and school in India (1957), misc. letters (1959-1963);
letter to daughters Margaret & Jennifer elaborately describing visiting Helen Lynd in hospital after stroke (1982)
Andrea Lynd Poetry & Writing: various childhood poems and writing
Andrea Lynd Artwork (1939): various childhood drawings
Andrea Lynd Artwork: various childhood drawings
Andrea Lynd Artwork: various childhood drawings

Box 2: Helen Lynd papers
Folder -- Contents

Edward Merrell Photographs: portrait of Edward Merrell (1886), photo of Merrell and young Helen Lynd
Helen Lynd Photos: various portraits of Helen Lynd ranging from college to 1990s, and other photos
Social Security Card
Wellesley Class Lists: Class of 1919 lists of members (1965, 1971)
Helen Lynd News Clips: "Helen Merrell Lynd Will Retire in June"
"Helen Lynd on Middletown" (1982)
Obituaries: various Helen Lynd obituaries (February 1982)
Biographies: "Three Pioneers in Sociology of Emotion" by Thomas Scheff (1997)
"Remembrances of Helen Lynd" Part I: Columbia University Oral History Project interview (1973)
"Remembrances of Helen Lynd" Part II: Columbia University Oral History Project interview (1973)
"Remembrances of Helen Lynd" Part III: Columbia University Oral History Project interview (1973)
Helen Lynd Interview (1973): interview by Elfie Stack
Bibliography of Helen Merrell Lynd (c.1970s)
Early Merrell Letters (photocopies): letter from Helen Lynd's father (1904), Helen Lynd letter (1908), Adela letter from Europe (1925), and Helen Lynd letter to grandmother (1929); Also introductory letter from James Davis to Staughton Lynd (1993)
Correspondence with Maeve Beck: letters with Roger Beck's mother, Maeve (1952-1979)
Early Correspondence: letters to parents, Adela, etc. (1928-1936)
Correspondence (1950s): various letters
Misc. Correspondence: Various letters (1960s-1980s)
Alice Lynd letter regarding their relationship (1981)
Correspondence with Staughton Lynd: Various letters (c.1980)
Lawrence Kelso Frank Letters: Bound collection of Larry Frank correspondence including Helen Lynd letter (1965)
Alex Meiklejohn Memorial (1965): Memorial speech by Harry Kalven
Harry Kalven/Al Meiklejohn Correspondence (1950s): letters concerning free speech, etc.
Harry Kalven/Al Meiklejohn Correspondence (1960-1961): letters regarding papers & publications
Harry Kalven/Al Meiklejohn Correspondence (1962-1964): letters regarding papers & publications
Helen Lynd Speeches: Notes from "Shame-Guilt" speech (1945)
"The Responsibility of Schools in a Time of Pressure (1951)
"Processes of Discovery" (1963)
Sarah Lawrence College Convocation (1964)
"Some Questions Raised by Experiences of Shame" (1966)
"Student Disturbances" (1969)
Helen Lynd Speeches: "For Esther Raushenbush"
University of California at Santa Cruz Commencement (1970)
"Beyond Problem-Solving to Creativity" (1972)
Memorial for Bert Loewenberg (1974)
"Searching for Reality" (1975)
Reviews of Helen Lynd Books: On Shame & Search for Identity (1958); Identity and Reality (1961)
Reviews of Other Authors: various book reviews (1950s)
"Song for Grandma": poem by Lee Lynd (1977)
Memorial Service Materials (1982): "Impressions of Muriel Rukeyser" [last piece of Helen Lynd writing]
Memorial speech by Andrea Lynd Nold and "Remembering Helen" speech by Lois Murphy
Correspondence Regarding Death of Helen Lynd (1982): Various letters of sympathy to Staughton & Alice Lynd;
thank you letters from Staughton Lynd
Memorial Service Letters (1982): various letters regarding Memorial at Sarah Lawrence College
Helen Lynd Fund Letters (1981-1982): letters that accompanied donations to aid Helen Lynd's medical bills, etc.
Sarah Lawrence College Lists: lists of members of Class of 1931; Deceased Alumnae list; lists for Possibilities
Sarah Lawrence College Colloquium: invitations and programs; Elfie Raymond/Staughton Lynd correspondence
Sarah Lawrence (Fall 1989): featuring article "Classes for Teachers Proposed at Annual Lynd Colloquium"
Sarah Lawrence (Summer 1985): featuring article "Lynd Colloquium Explores Friendship"
Helen Lynd Papers: Content list and correspondence regarding Helen Lynd Papers at Sarah Lawrence College (1983)
Researchers' Letters (1979-1983): correspondence w/Staughton Lynd regarding research projects concerning Helen Lynd
Sarah Lawrence College: Convocation Program (1964) featuring Helen Lynd speech, Inaugural Address of Alice Ilchman (1981) and various other materials
Sarah Lawrence Teaching Materials: Freshman Seminar Program (1963) and other materials
Liberal News Clips: "Churchill Voices Concern Over Division of Europe (August 17, 1945)
"Text of Translated First Broadcast to the Russians by State Dept." (February 18, 1947)
"Education and the Fifth Amendment": Harvard Crimson (June 10, 1953)
Liberal Teaching Notes: Helen Lynd notes for class; includes book reviews, notes, and articles:
"Crisis in the Civil Liberties Union"
"Are We Afraid of Freedom" by University of Chicago
"Teaching Intellectual Freedom" by Alexander Meiklejohn
Un-American Activities Report (1949): letter from Melvin Rader
Report of Joint Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities
The Progressive: (April 1954)"McCarthy: A Documented Record"
Philosophy Teaching Notes: Notes on Aquinas, Trinkaus, and course materials
Marxist Teaching Notes: Social Philosophy (1955) course and 19th & 20th Century Thought course materials (1960)
Keats Teaching Notes: Helen Lynd notes, etc. regarding Keats
John Keats by Walter Bate (1963)
John Keats by Robert Gittings (1968)
The Letters of John Keats by Hyder Rollins (1958)
Literature Teaching Notes: "William Blake: Various Arts of Love & Hate" by Aileen Ward
"Evidence of the Imagination" by Donald Reiman
Psychology Teaching Notes: Bibliography on Gestalt & Organismic Psychology
"The Creative Process" by Charlotte Doyle (1975)
"An Apology for Tradition" by W.T. Bush (1918)
"Competence & the Psychosexual Stages of Development" by Robert White (1960) and other psychology articles
Rudolph Arnheim: "Perceptual Analysis of a Rorschach Card (1953), "Gestalt Theory of Expression" (1949), "A Review of Proportion" (1955), "Accident and the Necessity of Art" (1957), "Visual Thinking in Education" (1979)
Gregory Bateson: "Structure & Process in Social Relations" (1949), "Physical Thinking & Social Problems" (1946)
Herbert Birch: various psychological articles (1945-1950)
Dora Doss: "Some Aspects of Symbol Formation in Language"
Dorothy Lee: "Primitive System of Values" (1940), "Religious Perspectives of College Teaching" and others
Otto Rank: "Truth & Reality: Life History of the Human Will" (1936)
David Riesman: various articles regarding Freud (1950)
Peggy Farber: "Artists & Politics in the 1930s" (1974)
Holy Bible: inscription: "Ms. E.T. Merrell, From First Congregational Church Lagnange, Illinois 1914"
Holy Bible: inscription: "Helen Merrell Commencement June 19, 1914 from Father and Mother"

Box 3: Helen Lynd writings
Folder -- Contents

Thesis Notebook: journal notebook with comments
Misc. Publications: "The Nature of Historical Objectivity" (1950)
"Realism and the Intellectual in a Time of Crisis" (1951)
"Identifications and the Growth of Personal Identity" (1956)
"In Memory of Esther Raushenbush" (1980)
"Assumptions" chapter from Possiblities (1980)
On Shame and the Search for Identity. Helen Merrell Lynd. Science Editions, Inc (New York: 1958)
Toward Discovery: Helen Merrell Lynd. Sarah Lawrence College (Bronxville, NY: 1965)
Journal Entries (c.1979): various Helen Lynd journal entries from Margaret's and Connecticut
Misc. Helen Lynd Notes: various notes regarding publications and writings
Notes for Book on Otto Rank: various notes, quotes, and outlines for book
Otto Rank Book Manuscript: complete manuscript of book
"The Freud Sonnets": collection of poems
Various Poetry: Helen Lynd and other unknown poems
Travel Guide: unpublished travel guide-type writings
Possibilities Book: Helen Merrel Lynd: Ink Well Press (Youngstown, OH: 1983)
Possibilities Notes: Helen Lynd handwritten notes
Possibilities Distribution Lists: Sarah Lawrence class lists, etc. for distribution of the book
Possibilities Publication Letters: Staughton Lynd correspondence w/ publishers, Esther Raushenbush, etc.
Possibilities Printer Letters: Staughton Lynd correspondence with Ink Well Press and other printers
Helen Lynd/Harold Taylor Correspondence: letters regarding Possibilities (1981-1983)
Possibilities Appreciation Letters: letters of congratulations and requests for copies of book
Possibilities Monograph: copies of final copy of the book by Helen Merrell Lynd
Possibilities: unmarked manuscript
Possibilities: edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter 1: "Beyond Problem Solving to Creativity" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter I: "Beyond Problem Solving to Creativity" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter I: "Beyond Problem Solving to Creativity" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter I: "Beyond Problem Solving to Creativity" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter II: "The Self in Discovery" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter II: "The Self in Discovery" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter III: "Aftersong" edited manuscript
Possibilities Chapter III: "Aftersong" edited manuscript
Letters Regarding Shame & Search for Identity (c.1989): Staughton Lynd/publisher correspondence
Writings on Muriel Rukeyser: various articles, etc. regarding poet Muriel Rukeyser
"Impressions of Muriel Rukeyser" by Helen Lynd
"The Life of a Poet" Writer's Conference (1978)
"Muriel Rukeyser: The Poet as Scientific Biographer" by Clive Bush
Muriel Rukeyser Poems: "The Gates," "Song of Songs," and other poems
Muriel Rukeyser Writing & News Clips: various articles
"Muriel Rukeyser, Poet of Protest, Dies" article (1980)
"The Other Side" by Muriel Rukeyser: Liberation (1967)
"The Life of a Poet" by Muriel Rukeyser (1979)
"We Came for the Games: People's Olympics, Barcelona, 1936" by Muriel Rukeyser: Esquire

Box 4: Sound Recordings
Folder -- Contents

Robert Lynd Memorial Service: two 33 1/3 LPs from Robert Lynd Memorial Service
Helen Lynd Memorial Service: cassette tape of Helen Lynd Memorial Service with note from Alice Ilchman
Margaret Merrell Memorial Service (1995): cassette tape of Memorial Service with note from Cecily Merrell
Helen Lynd and Robert Winner: unknown reel-to-reel recording
Helen and Staughton Lynd: cassette tapes #2 and #3 from March 19, 1978
Muriel Rukeyser: "Just Before the Gates" cassette tape (1975)

Series 2: Staughton and Alice Lynd papers

Box 5: Early Years
Folder -- Contents

Early Photographs of Staughton Lynd: Portraits as teen, and photo of Lynd reading in class as schoolchild
Alice Lynd Photographs: photo of Alice Niles singing in choir (1950)
Baby Book (1929-39): The Modern Baby Book & Child Development Record: From Birth to Sixteen Years
Includes very detailed mental, physical, and spiritual observations by Helen Lynd and childhood Staughton Lynd;
Also includes snapshots, family history, and information regarding parents letters
Record of Birth (November 22, 1929): Weekly record of Staughton Lynd's development
Scholastic Development Reports (1932-1947): reports from teachers concerning Staughton Lynd's progress in class
Ethical Culture Schools, Fieldston School, Harvard University, and Columbia University;
also includes observations kept by Helen Lynd and psychologists
Examinations: exam booklets from History classes at Harvard (c.1950)
Artwork: various sketches, paintings, etc. by Staughton Lynd over the years
"American Sagas" by Staughton Lynd: series of short biographies and sketches of lesser known American heroes
Poetry: poems written by Staughton Lynd over the years
"Personality and Revolution" by Leon Trotksky: hand-copied and typed versions of text
"The Admirable Radical: Henry Thoreau": report edited by Staughton Lynd
Notes & Papers: various Staughton Lynd class notes and early papers;
includes "Thespis Ritual, Myth, & Drama in Ancient Near East," "Dionysus," and class schedules
Childhood Papers: "Fuzzy, the Story of a Bear," "War," "Editorial"
School Papers (c.1937-1943): "Religion of Dionysus in Ancient Greece," "High Points of My Summer," "Growing Up," "The Coal Strikes," and others.
School Papers: "Modern Times & the Age of Absolutism," "Two Religious Revivals: Study of Ideology and Social Change," "Modern Philosophy & Anarchism," "A Political Analogue for he Market Mechanism," "The Proletariat as Congregation," "On the Use of Input-Output Analysis for Regional Planning" and other reports
School Papers: "The Planning of Soviet Industrialization," "Administration of American WWII Planning," "Labor Radicalism and Capitalist Maturity," "The Religion of Dionysus in Ancient Greece," and other reports
School Papers: "German Socialism (1890-1914)"
School Papers: "The Tempest," "Love and Community," "Concord Bridge" play
School Papers: "Polish 3-Year Reconstruction Plan (1946-1949)," "The Mature Mind," "Leviathan & Common Law," etc.
School Papers: "Pilgrim's Progress," "The American Philosophical Tradition," "A Seventeenth Century 'Alderian'," "The J.P. in the Fourteenth Century," "Approach to the Political Thought of Milton," and other papers
School Papers: "My Hamlet," "The Hebrew God," "A Student Report on Clubs," and other reports
School Papers: "Beard, Jefferson, & the Tree of Liberty," "The Poor Law of 1597," "The Beginnings of Freedom," "The Chinese Revolution," "A Note on the Theory of Colonial Revolution," "Modern Science and Anarchism," "The Folklore of Pragmatism," "William Penn in 1682," and other reports
Social Sciences Workshop Minutes (1952): "Impact of Science on the Intellectual & Spiritual Problems of Our Times"
School Papers: "The Reform of Economics"
School Papers: "Social Reform"
"The Catholic Worker" (1957): pamphlet, Staughton Lynd letter to parents regarding it, etc.
Papers for Liberation: Staughton Lynd articles (1957-1958): "Henry Demarest Lloyd," "Can Men Live as Brothers"
Referenced Papers for School: "The Socialism of Free Men" by R.Vujovic, "Folklore & Anthropology" by William Bascom, "Linguistic Reflection of Wintu Thought" by D. Lee, "Inner Liberty in the Machine Age" by Peter Viereck, and various book reviews and news clips
Army & Objector News Clips (1954): various New York Times news clips regarding objectors in military;
"80 'Risks' Ousted by Armed Forces," "Dr. Oppenheimer Suspended by A.E.C." "Arms Plant Curbed on Security Ousters," "Tragic Finis Written to Fatal Shooting of GI Stockade Prisoner," "Navy Has Ousted 25," "Big Day for Private Snoop," "Kafka Might Have Written the Army's Loyalty Form," and others articles
E.T. Merrell Letters (1929-1933): Letters to his daughter Helen Lynd and her baby Staughton
Adela ? Letters (1932): daily letters to travelling Helen & Bob Lynd regarding her childcare of Staughton
Childhood Letters: Staughton Lynd letters to parents (c.1930s), letters to his dad, Bob Lynd (1942)
Letters to Helen Lynd (1943-1949): Staughton Lynd letters from school regarding family, classes, gifts, etc.
Letters to Robert Lynd (1940s-1960s): letters from school regarding classes, Marxism, and bills, etc; letters from Georgia regarding employment, Alice Lynd, and the children
Letters to Parents (1940s): letters from school including announcement of leaving Harvard, the Army; discussions of history, Marxism, and religion
Misc. Letters (1947-1948): correspondence with friends
Misc. Letters (1949): letters from Herb Margulies, Blanche, Lee Hosford, and other friends;
letter from Mary re her love for another woman & confusion of relationship with Staughton Lynd & Christophe's writing
Letters to Helen Lynd (1950s): letters from Georgia regarding married life, philosophy, and literature
Letters to Parents (1950s): letters re Korean War draft resistance, classes at Columbia, literature, philosophy, etc.
Letters to Andrea Lynd (c.1947-1955): letters regarding donation of Christmas gifts, possible visit to Georgia, & resolving of personal differences
Pacifist Letters (1951-1953): letters to Prof. Struik, Selective Service Board; statement of Conscientious Objection
Military Letters (1950-1954): letters regarding status of Conscientious Objector, possible "communist" sympathies, and "Undesirable Discharge" from the Army ; answers to military questionnaire

Box 6: 1960s
Folder -- Contents

Staughton Lynd Portraits: various poses from photo session [possibly passport photos]
Mississippi News Clips (1964): N.Y. Times letters to the editor, "Crusade in Mississippi": Ebony, "The Battle-scarred Youngsters" and "Incident in Hattiesburg": The Nation, "Mississippi: Allen's Army": Newsweek, and other articles
Freedom School Publications: "Mississippi Summer Project," "Mississippi Subversion of the Right to Vote" pamphlets; The Student Voice (July 15, 1964), "The Freedom News" (July 8, 1964), The Reporter (May 21, 1964); "1964 Platform of the Mississippi Freedom School," list of Freedom School locations, memos, and other publications
Mississippi Field Reports (1964): Chronology of contacts with agents of federal government, incidents reported to Jackson office, "Some Aspects of Black-White Problems as Seen by Field Staff," and other reports;
Pam Chude, Pamela Parker, Roy DeBerry, and Kathryn Pierce reports of harassment
Freedom School Poetry: "Freedom School Poetry" & untitled book of poetry; "House of Liberty" poem by Joyce Brown
Letters to Alice Lynd (1964): letters from Staughton Lynd while separated during the Freedom Summer
Alice Lynd Correspondence (1964): letter to Senator regarding Mardon Walker case;
letters from Pam Chude, Kathy Pierce, and Pamela Parker regarding activities of Freedom Schools
Letters to Parents (1960s): Staughton Lynd letters regarding PHD, children, & communal life in Georgia;
Letters from journey to Hanoi: from Moscow,
Pam Chude Letters (1964): letters to her parents re the stress of running Freedom Schools & internal race relations
Miscellaneous Correspondence (1960s): letters to Yale History Dept (1962); letters from others re Vietnam speeches; unknown letter re applying anarchism to reform urban areas
Correspondence with Children: letters from Barbara Lynd to parents during Freedom Summer (1964);
letters to Barbara & Lee Lynd from journey to Hanoi (1965); letter to Lee Lynd(?) (1959)
Letters to Alice Lynd (1966): Staughton Lynd letters while on journey to Hanoi
Alice Lynd Correspondence (1966): letters to Helen Lynd, editors, government officials regarding Hanoi trip
Letters from Others re Vietnam (1966): U.S. & international letters concerning Vietnam & Hanoi Trip
Letters re BBC Program "24 Hours" (1966): letters of thanks for Staughton Lynd's appearance on anti-Vietnam program
Letters-to-the-Editor by Staughton Lynd (1960s): letters re Vietnam, rallies, speeches, radicalism, etc.
Letters-to-the-Editor by Others (1960s): letters concerning Staughton Lynd, Vietnam, & Peace Movement
Danforth Application: cover letter for Danforth application for a teaching position
Autobiographical Letter: Staughton Lynd speech or letter that details his leaving Harvard, military service, etc.
Speeches with Dates(1963-69): Staughton Lynd talks on Vietnam & trip to Hanoi at Morris Brown College (1963), National Guardian Dinner (1964), Thomas Edison H.S. (1965), Berkeley Teach-In (1965), Washington Hilton (1966); speeches on radical historians, Yuli Daniel & Andei Sinyavski, etc.
Speeches (c.1965-1969): "The Peace that Might Have Been," "Revolution & the Citizen's Moral Responsibility," "The Big Lie of the Peace Offensive," "Whither Draft Resistance," "On Black Power," "Decentralization: A Road to Power?" etc.
Speeches (c.1965-1969): "On White Power," "Intellectuals, the University, and the Movement," "Academic Freedom & the First Amendment," "History, Si; History Writing, Maybe," and others on radicalism and Vietnam
Interviews with Staughton Lynd (1960s): transcription of interview by Finn at Lynd home in New Haven, CT (1966)
"On Free Schools & Other Weighty Topics" by Mel Rothenberg of NUC Newsletter (1968)
Notebooks: notebook with various sections including "On Becoming an Historian;" notebook containing thoughts on Russian history, psychology, etc; it also included poetry written by Staughton Lynd
Yale Insurance Program (1964): letter, brochure, and provisions of university insurance plan
D.C. March Photographs (1965): various photos from the rally sent by Howard Slessinger
Protest March on Capitol Building (1965): depositions of people arrested, Congressional Report, etc.
Protest March Announcements (1965): announcements for various marches, meetings, and workshops
Vietnam Committee Lists: lists of branches, members, speakers, etc. for various committees, etc.
Japan Peace for Vietnam Committee (1966): Tokyo anti-war summit letters, invitation, report
Quaker House Meeting (1966): report on meeting of Religious Society of Friends in Atlanta honoring Staughton Lynd
Sarah Lawrence College Protests (1969): President Raushenbush statements regarding student demands; "[Nixon] Urges Colleges to Meet Disorder Firmly": N.Y. Times (April 30, 1969); "American, the War and the Young" by Dr. George Wald
Chicago State College Case (1967): statements, letters, etc. from Staughton Lynd job discrimination case against CSC
Published Articles (1960-1965): "The Relevance of Thorstein Veblen" (1960), "Jane Addams & the Radical Impulse" (1961), "Socialism, the Forbidden Word" (1963), "Seeds of Doubt: Questions about the [JFK] Assassination" (1963), "Rethinking Slavery and Reconstruction," "The New Radicals" (1965) and others
Published Articles (1966): "The Big Lie of the American Peace Offensive," "The Compromise of 1787," "Report from North Viet Nam," "What is a Pacifist?" "For a Left New Year" and others
Published Articles (1967): "Lynd on Draft Resistance," "Civil Disobedience in Wartime," "A Radical Speaks in Defense of S.N.C.C." "Academic Freedom: Your Story and Mine," "Jefferson & Radicalism," etc.
Published Articles (1968): "So You Want a Revolution?" "Civil Disobedience and Nonviolent Obstruction," "Keeping Cool When the Heat is ON," "Fragmentary Radicalism," etc.
Published Articles (1969): "Restructuring the University," "An Everdale Parent Speaks to a School Meeting," "Lynd on Resistance," "[French] Almost Making It," "Where To?" and others
Liberation Articles: Staughton Lynd articles published in Liberation
"Pasternak & Silone," "Two Against the Draft," "Beyond Moral Imperative," "Resistance: From Mood to Strategy," etc.
National Guardian Articles: Staughton Lynd articles published in National Guardian: various "A Good Society" columns, "Lynd Bids Left Take Direct Action on Concrete Programs," "New Politics Versus a Movement in Revolt"
Columbia University Forum: Fall 1967 issue with Staughton Lynd's "Academic Freedom"; Spring 1968 issue
Viet Report Bulletin (1966): "Staughton Lynd in Hanoi...Peace is not Offensive"
Published Articles by Others: "Socialism & Cold War: A Reply to Staughton Lynd" by David Horowitz, "The Impact of the Draft on the Legitimacy of the National State" by Kenneth Boulding, "Political Integrity & Its Critics" by Robert Pickus, "Theology & Civil Disobedience in 1840" by Edward Madden, "The Police" by Bob Cook
Book Reviews (1960s): various book reviews by others
Book Reviews by Staughton Lynd (1960s): reviews of Chomsky, Sarte, Mississippi books, the American way; Viet-Nam Witness By F. Praeger, Slums & Suburbs by Dr. Conant, Last Pullman Car film
Book Reviews of Staughton Lynd Publications (1960s): reviews of Towards a New Past: Dissenting Essays in American History, The Dissenting Academy , The Other Side
Book Reviews of Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism: various reviews of the Staughton Lynd book (1968-1969)
Book Reviews of Class Conflict, Slaves and the U.S. Constitution: various reviews of Staughton Lynd book (1969)
News Clips: Staughton Lynd (1961-1964): "Anti-Blockaders Plan New March" [photo of S.Lynd], "Lynd Bids Left Take Direct Action on Concrete Programs," "18 Clerics Back Draft Resisters" and others
News Clips (1965): various newspaper clips regarding Vietnam War, resistance, protests, etc.
News Clips (Summer 1965): various newspaper clips regarding Staughton Lynd & the March on Washington protest
News Clips: Staughton Lynd (1965): "Controversial U.S. Vietnam Policy Debated at St. John's," "Text of Lynd's Speech at Berkeley Teach-In," "2 Profs Score Policy in Viet," "Dr. Lynd Poses Two Questions on U.S. Position" etc.
News Clips (December 28, 1965): various newspaper clips & editorials regarding Staughton Lynd & his journey to Hanoi
News Clips (December 29-31, 1965): various newspaper clips & editorials regarding Staughton Lynd & his journey to Hanoi
News Clips (January 1-9, 1966): various newspaper clips & editorials regarding Staughton Lynd & his journey to Hanoi
News Clips (January 10, 1966): various newspaper clips & editorials regarding Staughton Lynd's return from journey to Hanoi
News Clips: Staughton Lynd (1966): "President of Yale Terms Lynd Visit 'Naïve'," "Lynd in Britain Hits Viet Policy," "U.S. to Lift Passports of Lynd & Two Others," "Official Confers with Prof. Lynd," "Lynd Says Senate Won't Hear Report," "Spokesman for the New Left," "Alumni Fume-In," and many others
News Clips (c.1966): various undated newspaper clips & editorials regarding Staughton Lynd & his journey to Hanoi
News Clips (1967): various newspaper clips regarding Staughton Lynd's denial of Chicago State appointment
News Clips (1968): newspaper clips: "U.S. Will Give Up Passport Penalty," "Lynd Now Teacher in Movement," etc.
News Clips (1969): newspaper clips re Staughton Lynd's nomination for Presidency of American Historical Society
Notebook: Staughton Lynd notebook regarding SNCC and SDS meetings and events (1966-1969)
Letters to Grandparents (1960s): Staughton Lynd letters regarding Christmas and family life
Misc. Photographs: unknown photos of houses and people

Box 7: 1970s
Folder -- Contents

Photographs: Staughton Lynd at D.C. Protest, U.S. Steel sit-in, and other photos
Appointment Planners (1970-1972): annual planners with daily appointments & notes
Appointment Planners (1973, 1975): annual planners with daily appointments & notes
Memos: various phone messages and memos
Letters to Helen Lynd (1970s): letters re "Union Maids," Lee Lynd, bird watching, life in Youngstown, poems, etc.
Letters to George Schatzki (1976): correspondence with University of Texas law professor re Magnovox case
Letters to Univ. of California (1976): correspondence re submission of articles for law journal publication
Letters to WIN (1977): correspondence with editor Murray Rosenblinth about submission of labor articles
Letters to Frank Marquart (1977): correspondence regarding Staughton's review of Marquart's book in WIN
Letters to Bernie Moss (1979): correspondence re New American Movement;
"Project to Establish Worker & Community Operation of Runaway & Idle Shops" report
Letters to Alan Reitman (1979): correspondence re ACLU's interest in National Labor Relations Act
Misc. Correspondence (1970s): Janet Stevens resignation from In These Times, letters regarding Staughton Lynd submissions & book reviews, ACLU Skokie Case, various letters of thanks for hospitality, etc.
Letters-to-the-Editor by Staughton Lynd (1970s): letters regarding human rights abuses in Vietnam, Newsweek misquotes
Speeches (1970s): "What the Productivity Clause Means to the Steelworker," "The First New Left and the Third"
Comments on Aptheker Case (1975): comments by Staughton Lynd & Herbert Aptheker to Joint AHA-OAH Committee
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Case I (1970): U.S. Supreme Court ruling in union vs. PPG case
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Case II (1970): U.S. Supreme Court ruling in union vs. PPG case
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Case III (1970): U.S. Supreme Court ruling in union vs. PPG case
Trading with the Enemy Act (1977): House Subcommittee hearings on reform legislation
Trading with the Enemy Act (1977): House Subcommittee hearings on reform legislation
National Lawyers Guild (1979): correspondence and "Funding Proposal for National Labor Center" report
Kent State F.A.C.T.: Yale First Amendment Conservation Task Force materials regarding May 4th shootings
National Labor Relations Board Pamphlet (1978): early draft of NLRB pamphlet on employment
Union Constitutions: Utility Workers Union (1977), Communications Workers of America (1976), Ohio Edison Council
D.C. Steel Protest Photos: various photos from protest march in Washington D.C.
Misc. Labor Materials: Labor Law Reform fact sheet, etc.
Labor Songs: lyrics to "Steeltown," "We Shall Overcome," "Union Maid," "Casey Jones-the Union Scab" and others
Labor Class in Pittsburgh (1977): list of participants, schedules, agendas, letters, and materials used in class
Labor Class at Ohio State (1977): Labor Education & Research Service info, course materials, agendas, letters, etc.
Labor Class in San Francisco (1978): New School for Democratic Mgt. info, class materials, agendas, letters, etc.
Published Articles (1970-1974): "A History of the Union Steelworkers Union," "Again-Don't Tread on Me," "Guerrilla History," "SNCC: Beginning of Ideology," "The United Labor Party: 1942-52," "No Supervision w/out Representation"
Published Articles (1975-1976): "Right to Engage in Concerted Activity..." and "Do Radicals Make Good Neighbors"
Published Articles (1977-1979): "How to Be Your Own Lawyer," "The Right to Protest Danger," "Trial by Jury at Work," "The Right to Know if Job Your Causes Cancer," "Worker/Community Ownership in Youngstown?"
Misc. Published Articles (1970s): "Phase Two Strategy for the Left," "Abraham Yates' History of the Movement..."
Book Reviews by Staughton Lynd (1970s): reviews of Marquart, Gould, Anastaplo, Cochran, Kairys
Book Reviews by Others (1970s): Robert Cook review essay "A View from an I-Beam"
Book Reviews of Rank and File: various reviews of the Alice & Staughton Lynd book (c.1975)
Rank and File Sales: royalty statements, correspondence with Loren Hoekzema
Rank and File Materials: addendum, Christine Ellis chapter; correspondence, notes, order forms, invoices, etc.
Wittenberg History Journal (1975): "Existentialism, Radical Historianship, & Staughton Lynd" by John Glen
News Clips: Staughton Lynd (1971-1977): "Lynd Wins Runoff Election," "Labor Lawyer was with Protesters," "Protesters are still here-but They're Much Quieter," "A Touch of Class," "Why the Campus is Cooler This Year," and others
News Clips: Staughton Lynd (1978-1979): "Lynd: Back in Middle of Maelstrom," "Niles Attorney Works at Finding Jobs," "Lynd Repeats Belief J&L Should Modernize Mill," "Pariah," "Lynd's Quiet Labor" and others
News Clips: Vietnam: Rolling Stone special Vietnam issue (1975)
News Clips: Labor (1970s): various newspaper articles & editorials regarding non-Youngstown labor issues
New Clips: Ohio Schools (1970s): OEA Press Report with various newspaper stories regarding Ohio education
Staughton Lynd Papers at SHS of Wisconsin: correspondence with Sarah Cooper re donation & processing of Papers
Staughton Lynd Papers at SHS of Wisconsin: Register, restrictions, introduction, bibliography, correspondence, etc.
State Historical Society of Wisconsin: Social Action Collections guide
State Historical Society of Wisconsin: guides to various collections at SHSW

Box 8: Youngstown
Folder -- Contents

Letters: Staughton Lynd correspondence regarding Youngstown steel mills, lawsuits, billing, and related issues
Letters-to-the-Editor (1979-1980): letters from various people regarding shutdowns, inflation, unions, etc.
Misc. Youngstown Materials: map, postcards, fliers, cartoons, etc.
U.S. Steel Protest Photos: various photos from worker occupation of U.S. Steel (1979-1980)
Youngstown Photos: photos of Campbell Works, workers, lawyers, Hewlett loaders, Ed Mann, etc.
Brier Hill Photos: photos of picket line and meetings at Brier Hill, Ed Mann (1978)
Announcements (1979-1983): fliers and invitations to various union rallies, programs, symposiums, etc.
Union Election Materials: fliers, pamphlets, cartoons, etc. regarding union officials election races
Frank Trainor Election Materials: letters to Staughton Lynd and various publicity for Director of District 26 race
Sample Registers (1971): sample industry register sheets for Youngstown area companies
Misc. Lists: list of recipients of copies of Fight Against Shutdowns, legal clients, local members, etc.
R.A.F.T. Lists: lists of Rank And File Team donors and members
Court Cases (1970s): First Amended Complaint for Declaratory & Injunctive Relief, Request for Production, etc.
Steel Firm Reports: Annual Report of Congressional Steel Caucus, Lykes-Youngstown Annual Report, and many others
Misc. Union Materials: USWA Policy Resolutions, various press releases, Local 1462 Statement to Jones & Laughlin
Archie Nelson Interview (1990): Bruce Nelson interview of African-American Union organizer, Archie Nelson
Urban Bishop's Coalition: "Pastoral Message from the Coalition of Urban Bishops" (1982)
Articles (1978-1979): "Does Youngstown Have a Prayer," "Steel Layoffs Signal Decline, War Danger," and others
Articles (1980): "Ohio Steel Towns Becoming Ghost Towns," "Court to Rule on Youngstown Closings," and others
Articles (1981): "Merger Writes Steel Giant's Final Chapter," "Black Monday: 5 Years Later" series, and others
Articles (1982): "Big Steel's Puzzling Strategy," "Rust Bowl: Jobs Fade as Mills Decay," and many others
News Clips (1977-1978): "Rep. Williams Plans Suit," "J&L Employees Picket for Chance to Work," "Steel Targets 3 Coalitionists," "Sees Lykes Moving to End Money Woes," "Calls on Industry to Stay in Area," and others
News Clips (1979): "Accountability Bill Backed by Bishop," "5,000 Jobs Stolen," "Steel Mills to be Closed Made Profit," "U.S. Steel: USW Pact Shut Mills," "USW Dissidents Fail to Alter Ratification," and others
News Clips (January 1980): "Steelworkers Occupy U.S. Steel Headquarters," "Mill Closings Suit Set for March 17," "Steelworkers Unlikely to get Federal Benefits," "500 Storm U.S. Steel Office," "Co-op to Buy Mills Probed," etc.
News Clips (February 1980): "Steel Petitions taken to Capitol," "Temporary Order Keeps Steel Mills Open," "Retired Steelworkers Lose Pensions," "U.S. Steel Closing Begins March 10," "Probes U.S. Steel Refusal to Sell Mill," etc.
News Clips (March 1980): "Valley is Exception in Anderson Plan," "US Steel Appeals Ruling," "J&L Denies Girard Unit will Close," "USS Fights Anti-Closing Decision," "Youngstown Mills Open," "USS Steel Decided Latest May not to Invest," "USS Plans Mill Renovation," "Judge Rules Mills Free to Shut Down," "US Steel Begins Shutdown," etc.
News Clips (1980): "US Steel Closing 2 More Mills," "J&L Sells 2 Cold Metal Plants," and others
News Clips (1981): "Barbero Dies; USW Leader," "Bishop Malone Undisturbed by Disputes," "Mann Defeats Naples"
News Clips (1982-1983): "SA Runs Out of Cheese," "Jobless Rate Nears 20% Here," "Homeless Northerners Unable to Find Work in Sun Belt," "US Steel Discussing Import Plan," "Lynd Sees Possibility in Worker Ownership," and others
News Clips: U.S. Steel Industry (c.1980): various newspaper articles regarding trends and events in U.S. steel industry
News Clips: Foreign Steel Industry (c.1980): various newspaper articles regarding trends and events in foreign steel
French Steel Mill Materials: Staughton Lynd correspondence and various articles re Longwy Mills shutdowns
Cambridge Mellon University Publications: articles re Youngstown & steel industry collected by Tom Kerr
Book Reviews: The Fight Against Shutdowns (1980-1983): various reviews of the Staughton Lynd monograph
Book Reviews: The Fight Against Shutdowns (1980-1983): various reviews of the Staughton Lynd monograph

Box 9: Law School Notebooks

23 notebooks kept by Staughton Lynd with various undated notes and comments regarding various law topics

Box 10: 1980s
Folder -- Contents

Letters to Harry Boyte (1984): Staughton Lynd correspondence regarding U.S. Green movement; newsletter
Letters to J. Brecher & Tim Costello (1988): S. Lynd correspondence re SDS, Zeta, Nicaragua, publications, etc.
Letters to Greg Calvert: Staughton Lynd correspondence re Marxism, Intellectual Origins..., the New Left, etc.
Running argument over personal difference during SDS days; includes allegations of Lynd passive aggressiveness
Letters to Pam Chude (1989): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Mississippi volunteers reunion
Letters to John Cline (1984): Staughton Lynd correspondence re article for Texas Law Review
Letters to Sarah Cooper (1980): S. Lynd correspondence re the storage of his papers at Wisconsin State Hist. Society
Letters to Charles Crowe: Staughton Lynd correspondence with college student writing paper on Aptheker incident
Letters to Eric Davin: Staughton Lynd correspondence re Davin book Radicals in Power, Ed Mann, unions, etc.
Letters to Matt Finkin (1985): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Chicago Law School's Professor Epstein
Letters to Peter Gabel (1985): Staughton Lynd correspondence re "Occupational Stress Groups" brochure
Letters to Jamie Kalven: Staughton Lynd correspondence re Harry Kalven review by Lynd
Letters to Karl Klaven (1985): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Finkin article, law school, and sit-downs
Letters to Jules Lobel (1987): S. Lynd correspondence re Lynd article for inclusion in Univ. of Pittsburgh publication
Letters to John Logue: Staughton Lynd correspondence re strike at Trumbell Memorial Hospital
Letters to Ronald Mann: S. Lynd correspondence re publication of Lynd's "Communal Rights" in Texas Law Review
Letters to Bruce Nelson (1989): Staughton Lynd correspondence re slanderous allegations in Dartmouth Review
Letters to David Rabban: Staughton Lynd correspondence regarding reviews of publications
Letters to Judy Selhorst (1985): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Warner Woodworth book Industrial Democracy
Letters to Michael Sokolow (1984): Staughton Lynd correspondence re submission of "Communal Rights" piece
Letters from Clyde Summers (1984): Staughton Lynd letter re trip to Japan; Comm. on Education & Labor report
Letters to Jim Weinstein (1987): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Constitution article for In These Times
Letters to Stan Weir (1982-85): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Labor Law for Rank & File
Letters to George White(1981): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Simone Weil essay
Letters to U.S. State Dept. (1988): Staughton Lynd letters re imprisonment of Curtis Williams in Liberia
Letters re Labor Law for Rank & File: Staughton Lynd letters seeking a publisher, work on film "Union Maids," etc.
Letters re Labor Law for Rank & File Rights: Staughton Lynd letters to contributors re second edition printing
Letters re Fight Against Shutdowns Rights: Staughton Lynd letters to Youngstown Vindicator, Rev. R.P. Taylor, Arlene Denney and others regarding quotes and materials to be used in the book
Letters re Fight Against Shutdowns: Staughton Lynd letters to Lee Lynd, etc. accompanying book; reviews and letters of congratulations from Jeremy Brecher, etc.
Letters re Fight Against Shutdowns: Staughton Lynd letters to Stan Weir & Bob Miles about the contract, proofs, etc.
Letters re Intellectual Origins of Radicalism (1980s): Staughton Lynd letters re Harvard reprint of book
Letters re SNCC Reunion (1989): B. Nelson, B.Zellner letters; "Going to Mississippi," letter, poems by Pam Chude
Letters to Editor: letter to Dartmouth Review re James McCuthcheon article on Vincent Harding (1989)
Misc. Letters (1980s): correspondence re publication of articles & reviews, awards, etc.
Speeches (1980s): At City Club (April 18, 1980), Yale Law Journal 90th Anniversary Banquet (April 24, 1981), speech re Ed Mann
Interviews (1980s): interview by Elizabeth Pavlich (1980)
SDS Reunion (1988): invitations, questionnaires, events schedule, biographies, letters, etc.
Central America materials: various fliers & pamphlets regarding issues in Central America
Court Rulings (1980s): various law-related materials and historical court rulings used by Staughton Lynd
Charles Kerr Publishing: "A Centennial Note on Charles H. Kerr Publishing Co" by Susan Mernitz, "Socialist Publishing in Illinois" by Allen Ruff and other articles; fliers, postcards, and newsletters
Labor Update : issues from 1980 and 1982
Youngstown State Labor Class (1986): university requirements, contract, class rosters, grades, and other materials
Misc. Labor Classes (1983): Buffalo Critical Legal Studies report by AL Katz, Law & Labor History by Atleson
Labor School Financial Statements (1983): financial statements from Spring class
Labor School Schedules: various fliers and announcements for labor classes & events in Mahoning Valley area
Labor School Guides: "How to Organize a Union Meeting" and "Films for Labor" pamphlets and other materials
Misc. Labor School Materials: articles, court rulings, fliers, statistics, etc. to be used in class
Labor Class Supplement (1987): "Labor Law in Crisis" course pack compiled by Staughton Lynd
Labor Class Supplement (1989): "Problems in Labor Law" course pack compiled by Staughton Lynd
Center for Local Economic Strategies (1986): materials pertaining to CLES compiled by Jeremey Brecher
Hilton Works Agreement (1985): Basic Agreement with Local 1005 pamphlet marked by Stan Weir
Rev. Daniel Berrigan Case (1984): Opinion of the Court, "Prison Sentences Reinstated for 8 Anti-War Activists"
Invitations & Announcements: S. Lynd speech at Norman Thomas Memorial, ACLU Dinner for Staughton Lynd (1986)
Book Reviews by Staughton Lynd (1970s): reviews of Kaiser, Lewy, Barnet, Moody, Tullen, and others
Review of Atelson Book (1984): galley proofs of S. Lynd review of Values & Assumptions in American Labor Law
Review of Atelson Book (1984): early draft of S. Lynd review of Values & Assumptions in American Labor Law
Review of Atelson Book: James Atelson letter; drafts of Lynd review of Values & Assumptions in Amer. Labor Law
Book Reviews by Others (1980s): reviews of Guenter Lewy and various other labor books
Published Articles (1980s): "The Case for Economic Rights," "Corporate Ruthlessness and Community Despair," "The Anti-War Movement Begins," "Big Steel's Irony," "Workers Can Be Choosers," and others
Articles on Staughton Lynd (1980s): "What Happened to Activists of the '60s," "Still Committed to Rank & File," "Antiwar Activist of '60s Now a Workers' Lawyer," "A '60s Activist Fights a New Fight," "Refiring the Furnaces"
Reports on Staughton Lynd: "A Rebel Historian: the Life of Staughton Lynd" by Laura Pincus (1988)
News Clips: Staughton Lynd (1980s): "Ohio Steelworkers Lose Court Fight," "Steel Communities' Rights Being Violated Lawyer Says," "Update Steel Plants, Lawyer Tells Forum," and other articles
News Clips: Lynd Family (1980s): "UW Tests a Bug for Our Times" [about Lee Lynd]
News Clips: Steel Plant Occupations: various articles sent by Gerry Hunnius regarding steel plant sit-ins
News Clips: San Pedro Strike (1982): various articles sent by Stan Weir regarding California cannery strike
News Clips: U.S. Strikes (1980s): articles about Star-Kist, Weirton, and other strikes
News Clips: Misc. Labor (1980s): "Detroit's Strange Bedfellows," "Workers who Write about Factory Life can be Riveting," "Unpaid Workers at Panama Ports Strike in Protest," "Rescuing the World Steel Industry," and other articles
News Clips: Misc. Labor (1980s): "NLRB: AN Agency in Turmoil," "Organizing" newsletter by Burt Alpert, and others
News Clips: First Amendment (1980s): "Yale's Liberalism Defended against Vice Presidential Allegations," "Ugly Ideas, and Democracy," "Accused by Anonymous Sources," and various Bjork hearing articles
News Clips: Winooski 44 (1985): "Verdict Perverts Legal System," "Sit-In Witnesses Deplore Central Amer. Policy"
News Clips: Misc. Articles (1980s): Abbie Hoffman obit, "Interview w/Barry Commoner," and others
Periodical Articles (1980s): articles of Freedom Schools, "The Legacy of the 1960s for the Politics of the 1990s," "Looking Back: the Vietnam Years" New Journal special issue, The Objector special high school issue

Box 11: 1990s
Folder -- Contents

Family Trees (1993): descendents of Jacob Merrell & Emily Browning; family trees for Lee, Barbara, Martha Lynd
The McCollester Family History
Bibliography of Staughton Lynd: brief bios, resume, and extensive bibliography
Biographies: "Staughton Lynd: Historian, Attorney, Activist, Author" by Glenn Perusek
Oral History: Youngstown State (1990): interview of Staughton Lynd: "Anti-War Movement at YSU During 1960s"
Interviews (1990s): interview of Staughton Lynd by Natalie Harris (1994)
Speeches (1990s): "Labor History, Oral History, and May 4" at Kent State (1999), "What is Socialism?" (1990), "Internationalization of Capital & Labor's Response" (1990), "What Is Socialism?" (1990)
News Clips: S. Lynd (1990s): "Rally Remembers Labor Leader Executed in 1915," "Legal Duo Labors for Workers"
News Clips: Cal Thomas Columns (1992): Opinion articles condemning 60s radicals and mentioning Staughton Lynd; "Left Must Face Day of Reckoning" and "Religious Left Sustained Communism"; letters-to-editor about the columns
Correspondence with Cal Thomas: Staughton Lynd correspondence w/Thomas & others re criticism in Thomas columns
Letters-to-Editor (1990s): Staughton Lynd letters-to-editor regarding Dave Dellinger, Cal Thomas, etc.
Book Reviews by Staughton Lynd (1990s): reviews of Schwartz, Katz, Aptheker, Kunstler, Fraina, Yates, and others
Book Review of The Union Makes Us Strong (1997): S. Lynd review, notes, correspondence re Dave Wellman book
Book Reviews for Journal of American History (1992): S. Lynd reviews of Orren and Woodisiss books, notes, letters
Movie Review: Staughton Lynd review of "Struggles in Steel" documentary; letters, notes, guide
Book Reviews: Ranks and File: "Talkin' Bout My Generation" by John Boros (1991)
Published Articles (1990s): "Rebuilding the Labor Movement from Below," "Our Solidarity is the Union"
Lecture on Vietnam at YSU (1994): S. Lynd correspondence w/prof Bill Mullen; news clips from YSU 1960s unrest
Youngstown Islamic Center Award (1997): program & award from Appreciation Dinner for Staughton Lynd
SDS Reunion (1996): invitations, newsletters, bios of members, schedules, notes, etc.
SNCC Reunion (1996): invitations, newsletters, bios of members, schedules, Planning Committee notes, etc.
Articles: Mississippi (1990s): "We Shall Overcome, This Time with Algebra" and "Along the Freedom Trail"
News Clips: Yale Labor Rally (1991): letter from John Wilhelm and various news clips from the rally
Articles: E.P. Thompson (1993): "A Thoroughly English Dissident" and other memorial articles
Andre Schiffrin Publishing: "Publishing Outside the Mainstream," The New Press pamphlet, letter to S. Lynd (1992)
Dave Dellinger: reviews, letters, etc. regarding Dellinger autobiography From Yale to Jail
Letters to Steve Early: Staughton Lynd correspondence re various labor issues, newsletters, & news clips
Book Reviews by Steve Early: reviews of Kim Moody and Anthony Lukas
News Clips sent by Steve Early: various articles on healthcare, labor issues, NYNEX strike, etc.
Steve Early Published Articles: various pieces written on labor topics and the NYNEX strike
News Clips: Labor (1990s): "Labor's Bad Boys," "New Populism or Business as Usual," and many other labor articles
News Clips: Ed Mann (1992): many obituaries and memorial articles on the labor leader
Ed Mann Memorial (1992): "In Memoriam--Ed Mann" speech, schedule, and many sympathy letters & cards
Labor School: Ed Mann Labor School: class materials, notes, registration forms, fliers, and other school materials
Labor School News Clips (1990s): newspaper advertisements for Ed Mann Labor School
Labor Schools: Pittsburgh Center materials for seminar on E.P. Thompson, various letters, newsletters, fliers, etc.
Labor School: Organizing Training Center: Publications Catalog, fliers, and various materials
Labor School: Highland Research & Ed. Center: "A Very Popular Economic Education Sampler" course pack
University of Pittsburgh: K. Leroy Irvis Fellowship Program application materials (1996)
Keystone Job Corps Center: Activist Background Kit, letters, and notes
Free Trade Union Institute: Staughton Lynd letters concerning his visit to Krakow, Poland (1995); FTUI Annual Report (1994), map of Krakow, various Solidarnou articles and newsletters
Service Employees International Union: various questionnaires, forms, fliers
UAW New Directions Education Fund (1992): platforms and issues regarding elections, fliers, letters, etc.
Workers Solidarity Club (1992): meeting announcements, fliers, newsletters, etc. for Youngstown group
New Party (1994-1995): articles, newsletters, fliers, and other materials relating to the new political party movement
The Group: letters among members, Staughton Lynd's lists of topics, notes, agendas, etc. for the discussion group
News Clips: Activism (1990s): new clips for The Group's discussion on progressivism, activism, etc.
Human Rights Watch: membership letters to Staughton Lynd (1992); news clips of human rights abuses
Prison Materials: "The Prison Moratorium Movement," "California's Rogue Elephant," and issues of The Call (1995)
Fenastras materials: newsletters, notes, etc. for Salvadoran labor group; S.Lynd letters and visa application materials
Envio Invoices (1996): invoices of Staughton Lynd subscription to Nicaraguan publication
News Clips: Mississippi Church Burnings (1996): various news clips and Washington Quaker Workcamps newsletters
News Clips: Erie, PA KKK Rally (1992): various news clips regarding planned Klan rally
Middle East pamphlets: "Organizing Teach-Ins for Middle East Peace," "Israel & Palestine: 2 People 2 States"
News Clips: Gulf War Protests: news clips on OSU rally, protestor camp in Iraq desert, vet protestors, etc.
News Clips: Gulf War Immolations: news clips on self-immolation by protestors in San Francisco & Amherst, MA
News Clips: Protestors (1990s): news clips of protestors of Concord munitions plant, Nicaragua, etc.
News Clips: ELF Project (1996): "Dostoevsky's Unabomber," "ELF Protestor Sentenced to Year in Prison" and various news clips regarding Tom & Donna Hastings sabotage of Navy ELF Project
ELF Protest newsletters: Nukewatch newsletters and letters; various other newsletters mentioning ELF
ELF Protest: Laurentian Shield: pamphlets, newsletters, and other materials produced during the Hastings' house arrest
Letters to Tom & Donna Hastings: Staughton Lynd correspondence to the couple during their imprisonment and trial
ELF Protest Case (1995): U.S. District Court of Nebraska vs. Samuel Day, Jr. statement
Non-Violence Class (1997): course description and Dennison University policies sent by Jim Cort
Quaker Publications: Quaker Life issues (1995), "The Plough" pamphlet, Fortkamp Publishing Co. booklist
Pendle Hill Publications: "Without Nightfall Upon the Spirit" by Mary Morrison, Annual Report (1994), etc.
Quaker Materials: Jubilee Ministries pamphlets, Festival Center, Inc. Annual Report (1990), etc.
Exuela Popular - The People's School: course schedules (1997), newsletter, and fliers for Cleveland, OH school
Russell Means: interview by John Edgar Wideman in MM (1995)
WPA Film Library: information package with description and list of films; request for interview w/S. Lynd (1995)
Misc. Invoices: Staughton Lynd invoices for CU Press Book Services, Univ. of Illinois Press, etc.
St. Vincent's Hospital: Annual Report (1990) for the New York hospital

Box 12: 1990s: Correspondence
Folder -- Contents

Letters to Fran Ansley (1990): S. Lynd correspondence re labor issues; "Worker-to-Worker International Exchange"
Letters re Herbert Aptheker (1996): S.Lynd correspondence w/Al Young & Herb Shapiro re the Aptheker - Yale Matter
Letters to Sam Bahour(1996): S. Lynd correspondence re reference letter for Tel Aviv University & West Bank unrest
Letters to Terry Birdwhistell (1992): S. Lynd correspondence re Oral History Assn. Meeting
Letters to John Boros (1990): S. Lynd correspondence re about co-writing an article on PPG Local in Barberton, OH
Letters to Jeremy Brecher (1990s): S. Lynd correspondence re Lynd's Solidarity Unionism and labor issues
Letters to Paul Buhle (1992): S. Lynd letters re Buhle's review of Solidaryity Unionism & "A.J. Muste"
Letters to Greg Calvert (1990): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Calvert's search for a publisher
Letters to Greg Calvert (1994): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Calvert's stay in Nicaragua & orphaned children
Letters to Pam Chude (1994): Staughton Lynd correspondence re 30th Anniversary of SNCC
Letters to Judieth Clark (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re lawsuit against TV station WTLW
Letters to Ron Daniels (1993): S. Lynd correspondence re letter of recommendation for Center for Constitution Rights
Letters to Dena Davis (1997): S. Lynd correspondence re Lynd's interest in a Chair at Cleveland Marshall Law School
Letters to Debra (1996-1997): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Lynd's Lynd's editing of her manuscript
Letters to Roxanne Dunbar: S. Lynd correspondence re Gulf War, visit to San Francisco, dispute with Pam Chude
Letters to Helen Garvey (1996-1997): Staughton Lynd correspondence re SDS film, reunion, etc.
Letters to Linda Gutsell (1990): S. Lynd correspondence re Lynd's publication in W. Virginia Law Review
Letters to David Hartley (1992): S. Lynd correspondence re Quaker United Nations Office activities, etc.
Letters to Annie Higgins (1997): S. Lynd correspondence with distant cousin Higgins re family tree & Palestinian rights
Letters to Herbert Hill: Staughton Lynd correspondence re debate with Nelson Lichtenstein & racism in labor
Letters to Candice Hoke (1993): Staughton Lynd correspondence re dinner meeting to discuss Hoke's lawsuit
Letters to Ingrid (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re misunderstanding between them re her husband's death
Letters to George Katsiaficas (1990): Staughton Lynd correspondence re May 4th effect on Lordstown strike
Letters to Peter Kellman (1997): S. Lynd letters re editing of Kellman's MS; "Industrial Relations in Transition"
Letters to Ron Kent (1990): Staughton Lynd correspondence re International Labor History Assn. conference
Letters to Mike Konopacki (1991): S. Lynd correspondence re Konopacki's labor cartoons for "Solidarity Unionism
Letters to Viacheslav Kudin (1992): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Kudin's visits to U.S. in 1962 & 1992
Letters to Jessie Lemich (1991): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Lemich's "American History"
Letters to Barbara Lynd: letter re buying of new home (1992); church bulletin from Barbara w/J.H. Newman piece
Letter from Lee Lynd: birthday card (1993)
Letters to Martha Lynd: Letter from Martha Lynd re Solidarity Unionism and her Forrest Service job (1992); postcards and notes from various locations in Western U.S.; birthday greetings from grandchildren
Letters to Robert Mast (1994): Staughton Lynd correspondence re interview of Lynd; "Detroit Lives" materials
Letters to Rebecca Mays (1995-1996): S. Lynd correspondence re publication of "Liberation Theology for Quakers"
Letters to Martha Minnow (1992-1994): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication in Harvard Law's "Law Stories"
Letters from Jeremy Mott: Staughton Lynd correspondence re Quaker publications and other issues
Letters to Joe Mulligan (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re with priest in Nicaragua
Letters to Bruce Nelson (1995-1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re racism in the labor movement
Letters to Bruce Nelson (1991): Staughton Lynd correspondence re historical union racism & Solidarity Unionism
Letters to Carl Oglesby (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re his SDS memoir "Ravens on the Wing," etc.
Letters to Chris Phelps (1997): S. Lynd correspondence re Lynd's "History of...Society is History of Class Struggles"
Letters to Jim Pope (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re possible co-authoring of labor book
Letters to Margaret Randall (1995-1997): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Quaker history and trip to Cuba
Letters to Dave Roediger (1990-1991): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Solidarity Unionism
Letters to Franklin & Penny Rosemount: Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Solidarity Unionism
Letters from Bob Schindler: Staughton Lynd correspondence re a labor class and Lynd's typing skills
Letters to Cornelius Thomas (1995): Staughton Lynd correspondence re letter of recommendation for Youngstown State
Letters to Stan Weir (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Solidarity Unionism
Letters to Stan Weir (1992): S. Lynd correspondence re publication of Solidarity Unionism & Labor Notes conference
Letters to Howard Wellman (1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re review of Wellman's "We Are All Leaders"
Letters to Evelyn White (1995): Staughton Lynd correspondence re her work on Alice Walker biography
Letters to Marilyn Williams (1997): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Williams' lawsuit
Letters to Brian Wilson (1992): Staughton Lynd correspondence re publication of Wilson's memoirs
Letters to Al Young (1993-1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence re radical historians and firing from Yale
Letters to Marcia Young (1993): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Chico Friends Meeting
Letters to Maurice Zeitlin (1995): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Zeitlin's editing of "Talking Union"
Letters to Moriya Fumiaki (1995): S. Lynd correspondence re Japanese labor movement and Solidarity Unionism
Letters re Contracts (1990s): Staughton Lynd correspondence re "New Radicals" and Rank & File publication
Letters re Liberation Theology for Quakers: letters from Martha Lynd and others complimenting the books
Letters re Conference on Rank & File Unionism (1997): S. Lynd correspondence w/S. Arnonowitz, C. Winslow, etc.
Letters re Employment (1990s): Staughton Lynd correspondence re employment programs & services
Letters re Quakers (1990s): Staughton Lynd correspondence re Tim Drake, George Watson, Hannah Johnson
Misc. Letters (1990-1993): Staughton Lynd correspondence with Karl Klare, Kim Scipes, Terry Anderson, and others
Misc. Letters (1993-1996): Staughton Lynd correspondence with Natalie Harris, Paul Whitehead, Jim Atelson, and others
Misc. Letters (1997): Staughton Lynd correspondence with Steve Wechsler, Jeff Ditz, Tom Scheff, David Hartley, etc.

Box 13: 1990s: Labor Law
Folder -- Contents

Midwest Labor & Employment Conference (1996): Reference Manual from 33rd annual conference
Pennsylvania Bar Exam: materials from S.Lynd's bar exam; references, transcripts, Ohio & Illinois law licenses
Glenda Boyd case (1991): letters and Appeal in suit against Ameridial, Inc.
Brix Maritime Co. case (1992): Tankerman Supplemental Agreements between Brix Maritime & Inlandboatmen's Union
Buick GM Youngstown case (1997): Intl. Assn. Of Machinists & Aerospace Workers unfair labor lawsuit
Peter Camarata Case: suit against Teamsters in Michigan and related materials
Sandi Cullinan case (1996): National Labor Relations Board lawsuit against Manor West, Inc. of Youngstown
Easco Corp. expansion case (1995): Ohio Enterprise Zone Program, letters, applications, etc.
Electromation, Inc. case (1991): National Labor Relations Board lawsuit against Easco in Detroit, MI
Foss Maritime Co. case (1993): Agreement with Inlandboatmen's Union, letters, press releases, newsletters, etc.
General Motors case (1995): Occupational Disease Panel report regarding Niagara Falls plant
G.F. Corporation case (1990): transcripts of proceedings of bankruptcy case in Youngstown, OH
Health Guard case (1994): agreement with Drs. J&V Ventresco, Inc.; news clips, letters, Union materials, etc.
Hillside Hospital case (1997): agreement with Ohio Nurses Assn., Unfair Labor Practice Charge form, etc.
Francis Lavigne case (1992): Lavigne v. Ontario Public Services Union lawsuit and appeal
LTV case (1984): Report of Employee Benefit Plan, transcripts from hearing with AFL-CIO
Modern Builders Supply case (1992): MBS Solidarity collective bargaining lawsuit; letters, memos, election materials
Ohio State Constitution petition: petition to amend the constitution to restore General Assistance funds
Pittsburgh Plate Glass case: Oil, Chemical, Atomic Workers Intl. Union collective bargaining lawsuit
Marrieta Reed case (1997): letters regarding workmen's compensation lawsuit Lordstown GM plant
Sawhill Tubular case (1990): letters, filings, and other materials regarding age discrimination lawsuit
United Auto Workers case: various materials re occupational safety lawsuit; Local Agreements, By-Laws pamphlets
Union Carbide case (1993): contract with Teamsters Local 377, wage increase charts, union proposal notes
Arnold Welber case (1991): appeal of worker's compensation case against U.S. Postal Service
Misc. Labor Law Research Materials: various bills, laws, notes, precedents, and other materials
Misc. Statutes & Regulations: various laws, conference reports, and other materials
Misc. Historical Cases: various court decisions used for background research

Box 14: Sound Recordings
Folder -- Contents

Christmas 1941: three 45 LPs of Staughton & Andrea Lynd singing "Away in the Manger" and "Here We Come A-Wasseling"; recorded December 25, 1941 in New York City
Christmas 1945: 45 LP of Andrea & Staughton Lynd
Freedom School recordings: two reel-to-reel tapes of Freedom School Convention (August 1964); includes Bob Moses discussion and several plays
Slessinger Debate: reel-to-reel tape of Staughton Lynd/Howard Slessinger debate (1965); includes Slessinger letter
Vietnam Debates: reel-to-reel tapes of Staughton Lynd/Jay Steibel debate (1965) and at Woosley Hall (1966)
Staughton Lynd Speech: reel-to-reel tapes of Staughton Lynd speech (August 1965)
Staughton Lynd Interview (1965): reel-to-reel interview by Joanne Grant on Assembly of Unrepresented Peoples
Herb Aptheker: reel-to-reel tapes of Herbert Aptheker with A.J. Muste and with Tom Hayden (c.1965)
WIN tapes: two cassette tapes marked "WIN" (Workshop in Nonviolence)
J&L Meeting: three cassettes from J&L meeting (c.1978)
Scope and Contents: Appears to be a recording of a national sales meeting regarding the merger of J & L and Continental Emsco, circa 1978.
Alternate Form Available: These tapes have been digitally captured.
Gerald 3/23/81: two cassette tapes
Chuck 12/40/80: six cassette tapes
Specialty Wire 7/21/86: two cassette tapes
Ed Mann tapes: four cassettes titled "Betty and Ed" (1989)
Scope and Content: Informal interviews with Betty and Ed Mann at their home (?)
Alternate Form Available: These tapes have been digitally captured.
Eric Davin & Anita Alverio: "Homestead: We're Not Dead Yet": two cassette tapes

Series 3: Staughton and Alice Lynd publications

Box 15: Labor
Folder -- Contents

Rank and File (1973): complete manuscript with minor editorial remarks
Rank and File : correspondence and edited manuscript regarding republication in 1981
Labor Law for the Rank & Filer (1978): completely revised manuscript
Labor Law for the Rank & Filer (1978): completely revised manuscript
Labor Law for the Rank & Filer (1978): manuscript with editorial marks
Labor Law for the Rank & Filer (1978): completely revised manuscript and edited manuscript
American Labor Radicalism : manuscript with many revisions and other materials
American Labor Radicalism : Chapter I: The Possibility of Radicalism
American Labor Radicalism : Chapter II: CIO
American Labor Radicalism : Chapter III: Stirrings
American Labor Radicalism : Chapter IV: Prophecies
"From Protest to Economic Democracy" (1989): final manuscript and edited article for Building Bridges magazine
"From Protest to Economic Democracy": S.Lynd correspondence with editor regarding changes and edited manuscript
Labor in Era of Multinationalism (1991): complete manuscript with revisions
Labor in Era of Multinationalism : complete manuscript with many revisions
Labor in Era of Multinationalism citations: various articles, reports, etc. cited by Staughton Lynd
Labor in Era of Multinationalism : materials regarding publication in West Virginia Law Review
Labor in Era of Multinationalism : Response by C. Greer, "A Contrasting View of the Effect of Foreign Competition"
Solidarity Unionism (1991): finished manuscript with Mike Konopacki illustrations
Solidarity Unionism: edited and unedited manuscripts
Solidarity Unionism: edited manuscript with letter from Charles Kerr
Solidarity Unionism: galley proofs of manuscript
Solidarity Unionism: Staughton Lynd notebook with notes and materials for the book
"Solidarity" Chapter in Minow Book: review of notes for the chapter regarding loss of retirement benefits
"Solidarity" Chapter in Minow Book: various notes, articles, and reports quoted by Staughton Lynd in chapter
We Are All We've Got (1996): gallery proofs
We Are All We've Got: edited manuscript
We Are All We've Got: edited manuscript
We Are All We've Got: edited manuscript
"Reindustrialization from Below" (1985): draft for a Commonwork Pamphlet
"Self-Activity and Sisterhood" (1996): manuscript for submission to Radical America and related letters
Misc. Articles: "Workers' Control in a Time of Diminished Workers' Rights," "The Constitution and American Workers," "What Productivity Means to the Steelworker," "Labor Law Questions & Answers," "Crowd, Rank and File..." "To The Memorial Day Massacre"
Misc. Notes: various citations written on business cards

Box 16: Various
Folder -- Contents

Misc. Early Pieces: "Martin Luther & the Anabaptists," "Open Letter to the Next President," "Both Sides of the Equation," "Satyagraha in the Slums," "Power & Morality," "Southern Negro Students," and others
"The Revolution & the Common Man" (1962): Part I of Staughton Lynd's thesis for Columbia Doctorate of Philosophy
"The Revolution & the Common Man" (1962): Part II of Staughton Lynd's thesis for Columbia Doctorate of Philosophy
Class Conflict: Slavery & American Revolution: edited Preface
"The First New Left...and the Third" (1975): to be presented at MIT lecture honoring Simone Weil
"Investment Decisions & Quid Pro Quo Myth" (1979): edited manuscript and letter to editor of CWRU Law Review
"Investment Decisions & Quid Pro Quo Myth" (1979): edited manuscript and galley proofs
"Thesis & Antithesis": edited manuscript and galley proofs
Various Pieces: "Peculiar Culture of Politics," "Overcoming Barriers of Race & Class," "Independent Unionism in CA"
Law Journal Pieces: "Company Constitutionalism?" "Right to Engage in Concerted Activity after Union Recognition"
"First Amendment in the Workplace": Staughton Lynd rough draft with many corrections; comments by Bernard Metzer
"In My Opinion: Constitutional Encounters" (1987): article in Ohio Lawyer, letter from editor
Communal Rights (1984): edited galley proofs
Communal Rights (1984): edited galley proofs
Communal Rights (1984): edited versions of manuscript
Communal Rights (1984): edited versions of manuscript
"From Civil Rights to Vietnam": manuscript and schedule for Teach-In on the Crisis with Iraq (1998)
"The Bulldog Whitewashed": edited manuscripts regarding the Herb Aptheker affair at Yale; AHA report
Employee Speech in the Private & Public Workplace : Part I of final manuscript
Employee Speech in the Private & Public Workplace : Part II of final manuscript
Employee Speech in the Private & Public Workplace : Part III of final manuscript
Employee Speech in the Private & Public Workplace : edited version of manuscript
Employee Speech in the Private & Public Workplace : edited version of manuscript
Employee Speech in the Private & Public Workplace : notes and citations used by Staughton Lynd
"In Memoriam: E.P. Thompson" (1994): edited version of manuscript to appear in Georgetown Law Review
"In Memoriam: E.P. Thompson" (1994): edited version of manuscript to appear in Georgetown Law Review
"A.J. Muste": unedited copy of article on the early 20th Century leader of peace movement
"Father & Son" (1993): essay about Robert Lynd for Social Policy; handwritten draft, galley proofs, letters, etc.
Liberation Theology for Quakers (1996): finished copy of manuscript published by Pendle Hill
Liberation Theology for Quakers : unedited version of the manuscript
Liberation Theology for Quakers : unedited version of the manuscript
Liberation Theology for Quakers : unedited version of the manuscript; letter to Brian Corbin
Liberation Theology for Quakers : heavily edited version of the manuscript, notes, etc.
Liberation Theology for Quakers : unedited version of the manuscript
Liberation Theology for Quakers : unedited version of the manuscript
Liberation Theology for Quakers : unedited version of the manuscript
Unknown Manuscript: Introduction and Chapters One & Two of unknown labor history manuscript
Unknown Manuscript: Chapters Three and Four of unknown labor history manuscript
Unknown Manuscript: Chapters Five and Six of unknown labor history manuscript

Box 17: Youngstown
Folder -- Contents

"Youngstown, Ohio: Rebuilding the Labor Movement from Below" manuscript
"Why Don't We Buy the Mill?" manuscript
"Options for Reindustrialization: Brownfield & Greenfield" (1981): manuscript and correspondence
Misc. Youngstown articles: "Worker/Community Ownership in Youngstown," "What Happened in Youngstown"
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): finished draft of the Introduction
The Fight Against Shutdowns: finished draft of Part 1: "The Ecumenical Coalition's Campaign..."
The Fight Against Shutdowns: finished draft of Part 2: "The Struggle for Briar Hill"
The Fight Against Shutdowns: finished draft of Part 3: "The Battle for U.S. Steel's Youngstown Works"
The Fight Against Shutdowns: finished draft of Part 4: "Some Conclusions from What Happened in Youngstown"
The Fight Against Shutdowns: complete unedited draft with letter from Staughton Lynd
The Fight Against Shutdowns: complete draft edited by Edward Weisheimer
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Chapters 1-3 galley proofs
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Chapter 4 galley proofs
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Chapter 4 galley proofs
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Part I of edited draft of the manuscript; letter to Ed Mann & others
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Part II of edited draft of the manuscript
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Part I of edited draft of the manuscript
The Fight Against Shutdowns (1982): Part II of edited draft of the manuscript
The Fight Against Shutdowns: edited draft of the manuscript
The Fight Against Shutdowns: edited draft of the manuscript; letter from editor
The Fight Against Shutdowns: edited drafts of the manuscript; Stan Weir letters regarding his corrections
The Fight Against Shutdowns: "pages at issue" from edited draft
The Fight Against Shutdowns: edited draft of the manuscript
The Fight Against Shutdowns: draft of the manuscript with lines numbered
The Fight Against Shutdowns: edited draft of the Introduction; handwritten notes
The Fight Against Shutdowns: photos, cartoons, and notes used in the book

Box 18: Monographs
Contents

Class Conflict: Slavery & the United States Constitution, ed. Staughton Lynd: The Bobbs-Merrill Co. (1966)
Nonviolence in America, ed. Staughton Lynd: The Bobbs-Merrill Co. (1967)
Reconstruction, ed. Staughton Lynd: Harper & Row (New York: 1967)
Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism, Staughton Lynd: Latimer Trend & Co. (London: 1969)
Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism, Staughton Lynd: Wildwood House (London: 1973)
Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism, Staughton Lynd: Harvard University Press (Cambridge, MASS: 1982)
The New Left, ed. Staughton Lynd: Extending Horizons Books (Boston: 1969)
Who Needs the Negro?, Sidney Willhelm w/Foreward by Staughton Lynd: Schenkman Publishing Co. (Cambridge: 1970)
The Resistance, Staughton Lynd and Michael Ferber: Beacon Press (Boston: 1971)
Strategy & Program, Staughton Lynd and Gar Alperovitz: Beacon Press (Boston: 1973)
Labor Law for the Rank & Filer: Revised Edition, Staughton Lynd: Singlejack Books (San Pedro, CA: 1982)

Box 19: Essays in Collections
Contents

"How the Cold War Began" by Staughton Lynd in:
Problems in European Civilization, ed. Norman Graebner: D.C. Heath & Co. (Boston: 1963)
"The Abolitionist Critique of the U.S. Constitution" by Staughton Lynd in:
The Antislavery Vanguard, ed. Martin Duberman: Princeton University Press (Princeton, NJ: 1965)
"Historical Past and Existential Present" by Staughton Lynd in:
The Dissenting Academy, ed. Theodore Roszak: Vintage Books (New York: 1967)
The Dissenting Academy, ed. Theodore Roszak: Chatto & Windus (London: 1969)
"Beyond Beard" by Staughton Lynd in:
Towards a New Past, ed. Barton Bernstein: Vintage Books (New York: 1967)
Towards a New Past, ed. Barton Bernstein: Chatto & Windus (London: 1970)
"The New Left" by Staughton Lynd in:
The American Political System, ed. Brown & Wahlke: Dorsery Press (Homewood, IL: 1967)
"Historical Past and Existential Present" by Staughton Lynd in:
Fame & the Founding Fathers, ed. Edmund Willis: Moravian College (Bethlehem, PA: 1967)
"Freedom Now: Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism" by Staughton Lynd in:
Dissent, ed. Alfred Young: Northern Illinois University Press (Dekalb, IL: 1968)
"The New Left" by Staughton Lynd in:
The Annals of American Academy of Political & Social Science, ed. R.Lambert:(Philadelphia: 1969)
"The Responsibility of Radical Intellectuals" by Staughton Lynd in:
Where It's At: Radical Perspectives in SOciology, ed. Deutsch & Howard: Harper & ROw (New York: 1970)
"Historical Past and Existential Present" by Staughton Lynd in:
The Dimensions of History, ed. Thomas Guinsburg: Rand McNally (Chicago: 1971)
"Academic Freedom & the First Amendment" by Staughton Lynd in:
The University Crisis Reader, ed. I.Wallerstein & P.Starr: Vintage Books (New York: 1971)
"The Origins of the New Left" by Staughton Lynd in:
Seasons of Rebellion, ed. J. Boskin & R. Rosenstone: Holt, Rhinheart & Winston (New York: 1972)
"Intellectuals, the University, and the Movement" by Staughton Lynd in:
Power to the People, ed. William Slate: Tower Publications (New York: 1972)
"The Tenant Rising at Livingston Manor, May 1777" by Staughton Lynd in:
Narratives of the Revolution in New York: New York Historical Society (New York: 1975)
"The American Revolution as a Precedent" by Staughton Lynd in:
The American Revolution: A Heritage of Change: Ass. of James Ford Bell Library (1975).

Series 4: Publications by Other Writers

Box 20: Marxism & Socialism
Folder -- Contents

Richard Abel: "A Socialist Approach to Risk" in Maryland Law Review (1982)
Anarchos (1969): "Listen, Marxist!" pamphlet, Anarchos pamphlet
Bob Anderson: "Abraham Lincoln was a Communist"
Elaine Bernard: "Recipe for Anarchy," "Politics of Canada's Health Care System," articles on New Democratic Party
Norman Birnbaum: "What can we Learn from the Movements of 1968," "Beyond the Disappointments of the Epoch"
Victoria Bonnell: "Revolutionary Politics & the Organized Labor Movement"; letters to Staughton Lynd (1976)
Jeremy Brecher: "If All People Banded Together," "Building Bridges," "Labor & the Left," "Socialism is What You..."
David Brody: "The Uses of Power I: Industrial Battleground" from Workers in Industrial America
Craig Brownlie: "Marxism and Critical Legal Theory: Why Groucho?"
Paul Buhle: "The Legacy of the Workers Party: 1940-49" (1985)
Gregory Calvert: Chapters 1-2 of Democracy from the Heart
Gregory Calvert: Chapters 3-5 of Democracy from the Heart
Gregory Calvert: Chapters 6-8 of Democracy from the Heart
Gregory Calvert: Chapters 9-11 of Democracy from the Heart
Kipp Dawson: "Women Miners & the UMWA: 1973-83" in Occasional Papers July 1992; letter to Staughton Lynd
Andrew Dinkelaker: "The New Frontier in Democratic Theory and Practice" (1997)
David Ellerman: "The Human-Capital-ist Firm" (1997), "Property & Contract in Economics" (1992)
Michael Ferber: "Marxism & Art," "Marxism & Romanticism in England," "Blake's Idea of Brotherhood"
Dick Flacks: "Thinking About Strategy in a Dark Time"
Christopher & Hazel Gunn (1989): Chapters 1-3 from Communities and Capital
Christopher & Hazel Gunn: Chapters 4-7 from Communities and Capital
Jamie Kalven: "The 4th Commandment and the 1st Amendment," "Neutralizing Free Speech," etc; letters to S. Lynd
AL Katz: "Mythologies of Political Representation" (1983)
Robin Kelley: "Identity Politics & Class Struggle" from New Politics (1997)
John Laslett: "Labor and the Left" (1970)
Ernest Mandel: "Where is America Going?" in New Left Review and in Leviathan (1969)
John Manley: "The Significance of Class In American History and Politics" (1994)
Seymour Melman: Chapters 1-2 of After Capitalism
; letter from Staughton Lynd (1998)
Seymour Melman: Chapters 3-4 of After Capitalism
Seymour Melman: Chapters 5-8 of After Capitalism
Seymour Melman: Chapter 9 and Addendum of After Capitalism
David Roediger: "Precapitalism in One Confederacy", letters to Staughton Lynd, bibliography
Mark Tushnet: "Is There a Marxist Theory of Law?" (1981)
Sidney Willhelm: "Racism & America's Economic Elite" pamphlet; letter to Staughton Lynd (1994)
Alan Wolfe: "New Directions in the Marxist Theory of Politics" (1974)
Gary Young: "Marx on Bourgeois Law" (1979), "Justice and Capitalist Production"
Michael Zweig: "Economics and Liberation Theology" (1988)
Unknown author: "Who Do You Shoot: Democratic Elitism, Pluralism, and Marxism on Political Power"
Unknown author: "Is a New Party Possible?" (1936)
Monthly Review: Independent Socialist Magazine: December 1967

Box 21: History
Folder -- Contents

James Atelson: Chapters 1-4 of Labor and the Wartime State (1995)
James Atelson: Chapters 5 of Labor and the Wartime State (1995)
James Atelson: Chapters 6-7 of Labor and the Wartime State (1995)
James Atelson: Chapters 8-9 of Labor and the Wartime State (1995)
James Atelson: Chapters 10-12 of Labor and the Wartime State (1995)
John Dittmer: "Local People: The Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi" (1994)
Roxanne Dunbar: "One or Two Things I Know About Us" (1993), "Two Worlds: Who is the Left Anyway?" (1995)
Christine Ellis: edited draft of "Catherine Ellis" manuscript with many notes and corrections
Christine Ellis: "Preface," "Narcotics," and "March 14, 1953" chapters of manuscript (1953)
Christine Ellis: master copy of manuscript; list of removed section
Christine Ellis: edited sections of manuscript (c.1970)
Christine Ellis: edited sections of manuscript (1953)
Christine Ellis: "The Agate Ring," "Comradeship Through Song," "Getting through Ellis Island" and other sections
Christine Ellis: "How I Became Katie," "My Lameness," "Native Americans" and other sections of manuscript
Christine Ellis: "A Few Notes on 'Personnel,'" and other sections of the manuscript (1953)
Christine Ellis: various sections of the manuscript (1953)
Connie Field: "Freedom on My Mind" screenplay; correspondence with Staughton Lynd (1992)
C.H. Hamlin: "The War Myth in United States History" (1927); S. Lynd letters advising against republication (1997)
Ana Gutierrez Johnson: "The Mondragon System of Worker Production Cooperatives"
Jesse Lemisch: "Towards a Democratic History," "The American Revolution Seen from the Bottom Up," "Radicalism of the Common Seaman," "Wm. Widger's Dream and the Loyalties of American Revolutionary Seamen in British Prisons"
Peter Linebaugh: review of Gatrell's The Hanging Tree: Execution & the English People; "One and All..." (1993)
Anne Lin: "Searching for Peace in the Middle East"; sent to Staughton Lynd by George Rafeedie (1998)
Charles McCollester: "The Ghosts of Bosnia," "Technological Change and Workers Control Homstead 1892"
Danny Newman: "The Crossing of the Waters" (c.1991); letters regarding Newman's death (1993)
Peter Novick: "American Leftist Historians" (1978); correspondence with Staughton Lynd
Judith Stepan-Norris & Maurice Zeitlin: Talking Union pp. 1-100
Judith Stepan-Norris & Maurice Zeitlin: Talking Union pp. 101-216
Judith Stepan-Norris & Maurice Zeitlin: Talking Union pp. 217-302
Judith Stepan-Norris & Maurice Zeitlin: Talking Union pp. 303-436
Carl Oglesby: ; "Project Nazi File" proposal; letters with Staughton Lynd concerning the Project
Daniel Perlstein: "Teaching Freedom" and letter to Staughton Lynd (1989)
David Pivar: "The Hosiery Workers and the Philadelphia Third Party Impulse, 1929-35" (1964)
Frederick Tolles: "Unofficial Ambassador: George Logan's Mission to France, 1798" (1950)
Alice Walker: "How Long Shall They Torture Our Mothers" (1991)
Jonathon Wiener: "Radical Historian, American History: 1959-80" (1988)
comment papers by Aptheker, Lerner, Degler, Higham; Staughton Lynd's "Intellectuals, the University, & the Movement"
Rose Wilgoren: "Black & Blue: Yale Volunteers in Miss. Civil Rights Movement" (1992); correspondence with S.Lynd
Arnold Urken: "The Condorcet-Jefferson Connection and the Origins of Social Choice Theory" (1990)
Al Young: "Conservatives, the Constitution, and 'Spirit of Accommodation,'" "By Hammer and Hand All Arts Do Stand," "Common Sense and the Rights of Man in America," "American Historian and the Hand of Revolution"
Al Young: "Artisans and the Constitution: Boston" (1996); letter to Staughton Lynd
Al Young: "An Outsider and the Progress of a Career in History" (1994)
Al Young: "American Historians Confront 'The Transforming Hand of Revolution'" (1993)
Unknown manuscript: "On Being a Radical & a Historian," "Staughton Lynd: Long Journey to a Useable Past"
CWCS Conference papers (1997): schedule and S. Lynd Letters; essays by T. Sabatini, R. Faribanks, J. Martinek
Union Maids Film: transcript; "Solidarity" and "Guide to Study and Discussion of the Film" pamphlets

Box 22: Labor A-L
Folder -- Contents

Stanley Aronowitz: "The Future of Trade Unionism," "G.E.'s Military Complex," "Which Side Are You On"
James Atleson: "Collective Bargaining, Management Control and the NLRA"
Paul Booth: "Theses on Contemporary U.S. Labor Unionism"; list of New Directions in Labor communications
John Boros: sections of thesis including "Origins of Allied Chemical and Alkali Workers of America" (1991)
Jeremy Brecher:
"A Plan to Rebuild Connecticut," "Trouble in Brass," and other articles
Jeremy Brecher: (1997) new chapter "American Labor on the Eve of the Millennium" for his book Strike!
Jeremy Brecher: (1984) "History from Below" "How to Uncover & Tell the Story of Community, Workplace, Union"
Jeremy Brecher: "Communities Fight Industrial Abandonment" and various articles regarding Connecticut economy
Jeremy Brecher: "Lessons of the Sit-Down Strikes"
Jeremy Brecher: Book Reviews: Brecher reviews of books
Bernard Brown: "Worker Democracy in Socialist France" (1989)
Paul Buhle: "The Gompers Tradition of Business Unionism"
Ken Cloke: "Labor Democracy, Free Speech, & Right of Rank & File Insurgency," Political Loyalty, Labor Democracy, and the Constitution," "Class Justice: From Civil Society to Socialism"
Eric Davin: "Last Hurrah: United Textile Workers & New Bedford Labor Party 1964-36"
Ray Dellinger: "Activism & Jackson," "Hope In Bad Times," "Cries for Justice"
Myrna Donahoe: "Plant Closures & Worker's Response," "Southeast Los Angeles: From Industrial Boom to Wasteland"
Steve Early: "Is Sisterhood Powerful?" and correspondence with Staughton Lynd (1997)
Michael Eisenscher: "Critical Juncture: Unionism at the Crossroads," "Labor: Turning the Corner?"
Matthew Firth: "The Facts About Occupational Cancer," "Ergonomics and Pregnancy" etc.
George Feldman: "Unions, Solidarity, and Class" (1993)
Thomas Ferguson: "Labor Law Reform & Its Enemies" and "The State of the Unions" (1979)
Martin Glaberman: chapters 1 & 2 of The Struggle Against No-Strike Pledge in the UAW During WWII
Martin Glaberman: chapters 3 & 4 of The Struggle Against No-Strike Pledge in the UAW During WWII
Martin Glaberman: chapters 5 & 6 of The Struggle Against No-Strike Pledge in the UAW During WWII
James Green: chapters 1 & 2 of The World of the Worker: Labor in 20th Century America
James Green: chapters 3 & 4 of The World of the Worker: Labor in 20th Century America
James Green: chapters 5 & 6 of The World of the Worker: Labor in 20th Century America
James Green: chapters 7 & 8 of The World of the Worker: Labor in 20th Century America
Teresa Hanlon: "Legal Theories Supporting National Plant Closing Legislation" (1983)
Marie Hardy: entry and related materials for Sylvia Woods encyclopedia entry contest
William Haywood: copy of deposition of early 20th Century labor leader
Herbert Hill: "Race & Ethnicity in Organized Labor," "The AFL-CIO and the Black Worker," other race/labor articles
John Hinshaw: "The Dialectic of Division Among Western Pennsylvania Steelworkers, 1937-45" (1995)
G. Hunnius: "Co-Determination in the Federal Republic of Germany" (1973)
Leo Huberman: "The Truth About Unions" (1946)
Peter Kellman: You Can't Get to Second with Your Foot on First manuscript
Peter Kellman: chapters and materials from You Can't Get to Second with Your Foot on First
Peter Kellman: draft #2 of You Can't Get to Second with Your Foot on First manuscript
Peter Kellman: "An Organizer's Diary," "Jay Environmental Control," and an index to Kellman Papers
John Kruzeski: Weirton Employee Stock Annihilation Plan

Box 23: Labor M-Z
Folder -- Contents

Eric Leif: "Forgotten Legacy: United Rubber Workers and Akron Labor Party Movement"
John LaPreur: edited drafts of "Fleetwood Wildcat"
Howard Lesnick: "Supreme Court and Labor Law in 50th Year of NLRA," "Legal Education's Concern with Justice"
Jim Lindgren: "Political Strikes" (1976)
Jeffrey Lustig: "Community and Property: Deeper Implication of Plant Closures" (1983)
Ann Roell Markusen: "The Youngstown Community-Worker Steel Takeover Bid"; correspondence with S.Lynd (1982)
Paul Mattick: "Worker's Control"
Charles McCollester: "The Steel Valley Authority," "A Coal Communities Resources Rehabilitation Board"
John McDermott: "The Modern Capitalist Labor System" and untitled manuscript
Herb Mills: "The San Francisco Waterfront" parts 1 & 2 pamphlets(1978)
Bruce Nelson: "Triumph & Tragedy of Walter Reuther," "Class, Race, Democracy in the CIO," and other articles
Bruce Nelson: "Triumph and Travail of Left-Led Union," "Logic & Limits of Solidarity," and other articles
Bruce Nelson: "Race Relations in the Mill," "Building a Union of Steel in Youngstown," and other Youngstown articles
Glenn Perusek: thesis "The Internal Politics of the United Automobile Workers, 1967-85" (1988)
James Gray Pope: "Constitutional Insurgency as Jurisgenesis"
Charles Owen Rice: Fight With a Heart: Pittsburgh Labor Priest
Harold Ruttenberg: "War and the Steel Ghost Towns," "How to Save Jobs in the Pittsburgh Area," and others
Ashley Schannauer: thesis "Worker-Community Takeovers of Plants Otherwise Scheduled for Closing" (1983)
David Stratman: "Fight to Win: A Strategy for Labor"
Cornelius Thomas: chapters 1-2 of dissertation, "Black Workers at the Point of Production"
Cornelius Thomas: chapters 3-4 of dissertation, "Black Workers at the Point of Production"
Cornelius Thomas: chapters 5-7 of dissertation, "Black Workers at the Point of Production"
Cornelius Thomas: chapter 8 of dissertation, "Black Workers at the Point of Production"
Cornelius Thomas: "Black Cats in Wildcats and Shopfloor Insurgencies" with introduction by Staughton Lynd (1996)
Heather Ann Thompson: thesis "Detroit: Wildcat 1973"
Clyde Summers: "Teamster Joint Grievance Committees," "Democracy in One-Party State," "Worker Participation..."
Mike Walter: "Thatcher and the British Trade Unions, 1979-90" (1990)
Stan Weir: "Humor vs. Corporate Bureaucracy," "Union Busting at Home & Abroad," "Effects of War on American Labor," "Longshoremen and Marine Clerks of Spain," "On-Going Rank & File Control," and others
Eesha Williams: "A Practical Guide to Getting Ahead" (1996)
Yamamoto Kioshi: "Japanese-style Industrial Relations...," "Labor Relations in Big Japanese Corporations"
Gregory Yarwick: "Right to Strike for Economic Justice and Issue of Permanent Replacements" (1992)
Laffeet [?]: unknown edited manuscript regarding GM Plant
National Paper Strike in Jay, Maine: "Pain on Their Faces" by J.Hinshaw, Interview w/Arthur Raymond by P.Kellman
"Perceptions of Fisher Body": edited manuscript by unknown author
Misc. Labor Articles by David Cook, Walter Adams, Bob Chitester, David Gordon, Paul Hays, Sumner Rosen, etc.

Box 24: Other Topics
Folder -- Contents

Kathryn Abrams: "Hearing the Call of Stories" (1991)
Andrew Fraser: "The Legal Theory We Need to Know"
Karl Klare: "Professor Finkin and the Myopia of Mainstream Labor Law Scholarship" (1985)
Karl Klare: "Judicial Deradicalization of the Wagner Act, 1937-41" (1975)
Karl Klare: "The Public-Private Distinction in Labor Law"
Karl Klare: "Legal Status of Concerted Activity by Black Caucuses in Labor Unions (1975)
Karl Klare: "Working Relationships in the Law Schools"
Bruce Nelson: "Something in the Atmosphere of America"
Frances Olsen: "Michael M.: Misogyny, and the Limitations of Liberal Legalism" (1983)
Pam Chude: "The Political Is Personal," "Battling the Barriers to Understanding," "Joy of My Remembering"
Mary E. King: "Women and Civil Rights-A Personal Reflection" lecture at Jackson St. University (1995)
Martha Lynd: "Towards Int'l Women's Solidarity" (1992),"Failure of 20thC Revolutions to Develop Feminist Agenda"
David Cole: "Getting There: Reflections of Trashing from Feminist Jurisprudence" (1985)
Marc Rauch: "Individual Rights Under a Labor Agreement" (1975)
Ed Sparer: "Fundamental Human Rights, Legal Entitlements and the Social Struggle" (1983)
Mark Tushnet: "An Essay on Rights"
"Political Strikes, Labor Law, and Democratic Rights": manuscript by unknown author
Michael Goldfield: "The Color of Politics" (1996)
Michael Goldfield: "Race and the CIO" (1993), "Race and the Reuther Legacy" (1997)
Bruce Nelson: "Regardless of Creed, Color, Nationality," "Class & Race in the U.S." " Class & Race in Crescent City"
Misc. Law Articles: by Alan Hunt, James Inverarity, William Chambliss, Nancy Anderson
1st Amendment News Clips: clips and letters regarding S. Lynd's support right to march by Illinois Nazis (1978)
1st Amendment News Clips: clips and letters regarding James Traficant's remarks on Phil Donahue show
Unknown 1st Amendment Article: edited manuscript of unknown manuscript
Jane Adams: "Political Action is my Spiritual Foundation" speech (1989)
Charles McCollester: "Tri-State Conference on Steel..."
The Megiddo Project: poems and materials from conference (1989)
Margaret Randall: "Forgetting Remembered"
Michael Ferber: "Blake and the Two Swords," "Blake's Idea of Brotherhood," "The Making of Blake"
Raymond: "A Homage of Sorts: Goethe"
Penelope Yungblut: "Penelope's Story"
Poetry: "Winter Solstice" by Jane Adams, "Road Not Taken," "Haiku for John" by B. McCloskey, "Remembering the Sabbath," "First Impressions" by Gary Galbreath
Misc. Vietnam Articles: "Vietnam 1977: Is It Any of Our Business," "Life in the New Vietnam"
Terry Anderson: "The GI Movement and the Response from the Brass" (1990)
Mary Hershberger: "Introduction" to her book and correspondence with Staughton Lynd
Ed Jahn: "Be a Part-Time Activist" (1993)
Carl Oglesby: chapters 1-8 of Ravens on the Wing (1995)
Carl Oglesby: chapters 9-17 of Ravens on the Wing (1995)
Mary Susannah Robbins: submissions for her Vietnam book by David Harris, Jane Bond Moore, Bruce Franklin, Noam Chomsky, Michael Ferber, Carl Oglesby
Mary Susannah Robbins: submissions for her Vietnam book by Jeff Jones, Eugenia Kaledin, Joan Baez, James Fallows, George Swiers, Tod Ensign, David Cortright, Jerold Starr, Arlene Ash, Dave Dellinger, Jane Collins, Max Watts
Mary Susannah Robbins: correspondence and other materials regarding her Vietnam book
The Manuscript of Pandemonium: Stories from Hell
Chuck Fager: "Fleecing the Faithful," "The Trial of Priscilla Deters," "Friends Keeping the Peace"
Vincent Harding: "Toward a Darkly Radiant Vision of America's Truth"
Chapters from Unknown Book: "Theory of Autobiography," "Jung," "Darwin," "Newton," etc.
Misc. Articles: Carlos Mejia Godoy interview, "Leon Trotsky: My Life," "The Historical Jesus," and other articles
"Standing in the Shadows": two floppy disks containing chapters by unknown author

Box 25: Brian Willson
Folder -- Contents

Biographies: "Summary of My Activism," "Living the Truth: Brian Willson's Story," "The Power Within," and others
Childhood Materials: "Baseball Cards," 8th Grade Valedictory Address (1955), various sketches, etc.
Photograph Materials: photocopies from Concord train protest, visit to Nicaragua; list of photo descriptions
Statements: Int'l. Symposium on Democracy and Revolution (1989), from hospital bed (1987), various re Nicaragua
"A Record of Resistance by Military Personnel...": collection of news clips and timelines collected by Willson
Images of Human Blockades: news clips and stories regarding human blockades collected by Brian Willson
Brian Willson News Clips: "Back in Action," "Turmoil Haunts Vets Center," "Vets...in Agent Orange Protest" and others
Institute for Non-Violence: various newsletters, letters, press releases, etc. re protests by veterans
Vietnam Veterans Center: Analysis of ERA Veterans in Mass. (1983), letter regarding "Rambo," newsletters, etc.
"A Personal Journey of Radical Transformation": article by Brian Willson about his accident (1992)
IRS Letters: correspondence regarding Brian Willson's tax resistance (1985-1987)
Misc. Letters: letter to parents re fast for life and criticisms by Dr. McBirnie (1986)
Nicaragua Letters: letters to President Reagan, Senator Kerry, Daniel Ortega (1986)
Third World Legs Letters: Brian Willson & Staughton Lynd correspondence with publishers; resume
Pendle Hill Publishers: Publications Catalogue 1995-96, "The Ministry of Presence," "Stories from Kenya"
"The Korean Wall" (1990): by Brian Willson
Crime & Punishment (1977): letters, articles, writings re prisons; "Discriminatory System," "Hope for a New Order"
Environment: opposition pieces re Chautauqua landfill (1977), "Agrarian Politics in Upstate New York," and others
Spirituality: "Revolution of Consciousness," "Frente and Commmunity," "Male Spirituality," and other pieces
Peace: "Dehumanization and Extinction..." "Peace Education-Counterin Militarism," "Making War Obsolete" etc.
Institute for Practice of Nonviolence: newsletters from the group mainly regarding El Salvador (1989-90)
Fast for Life: "Fasting for Nonviolent Revolution," "Fast for Life," etc.; "Rudman Likens Fasting Vets to Terrorists"
Concord Tape: transcript of 9/1/87 Fisher recording of witnesses to the accident outside the Concord Naval Station
Concord Writings: "A Personal Journey of Radical Transformation," "Significance of Nuremberg Actions" etc
Concord News Clips: "Peace Group Sets Arms Blockade," "Train that Maimed Pacifist was under Orders not to Stop"
Concord Hearings (1987): "Perspective of the People Invoking the Nuremberg Principles at CNWS" report
FBI: "Could the U.S. Government Possibly Consider Me, or You, A Threat?" drafts; "Cost of Fired FBI Agent's..."
Nicaragua News Clips: "[Willson] Sees Ambush Site," "U.S. Vets Stage Peace Walk in Contra Zone"; copy of medal
Nicaragua: "Can the U.S. Purchase Nicaragua Elections," "Their Terrorism Pales Next to Our Terrorism" and others
El Salvador: "Salvadoran Military Has Civilians in Its Sights"; news clips of Willson visit, and other materials
South America: "Invasion of the New World"; lists of U.S. intervention and Monroe Doct., report on visit to Cuba, etc.
Operation Desert Storm: "From Armageddon to Babylon," "Post-Gulf Massacre Reflections" and others
Desert Storm News Clips: "Euphoric Mood of War Sickens Veteran," "Refusing to Fight for Imperialism," other clips
Vietnam Veterans: "Personal Tribute to Norman Morrison," "New Citizen Soldier," "Moral Distress & Moral Disease"
Third World Legs: drafts of Foreword by Staughton Lynd
Third World Legs: outline and dedication
Third World Legs: manuscript by Brian Willson
Photographs: photo of Willson on burro in El Salvador (1988), and at Veterans Fast for Life in D.C. (1986)

Box 26: Eric Leif Davin and David Rabban
Folder -- Contents

Eric Leif Davin: first section of Radicals in Power: Experience of American Left in Office
Eric Leif Davin: second section of Radicals in Power: Experience of American Left in Office
Eric Leif Davin: third section of Radicals in Power: Experience of American Left in Office
Eric Leif Davin: fourth section of Radicals in Power: Experience of American Left in Office
Eric Leif Davin: fifth section of Radicals in Power: Experience of American Left in Office
Eric Leif Davin & Staughton Lynd (1979): drafts of "Picket Line & Ballot Box: Local Labor Parties in the 1930s"
"Picket Line & Ballot Box" Responses: various comments and editorials regarding the book
Eric Leif Davin: "Words: Property of the People," "Forgotten Legacy," "The Era of the Common Child"
Eric Leif Davin: The Littlest New Deal: SWOC Takes Power in Steeltown manuscript
Eric Leif Davin: News Clips: copies of 1930s labor news clips sent to Staughton Lynd
David Rabban: part one of The Emergence of Modern First Amendment Doctrine (1983)
David Rabban: part two of The Emergence of Modern First Amendment Doctrine (1983)
David Rabban: part three of The Emergence of Modern First Amendment Doctrine (1983)
David Rabban: part four of The Emergence of Modern First Amendment Doctrine (1983)
David Rabban: first part of The First Amendment in Its Forgotten Years (1987)
David Rabban: second part of The First Amendment in Its Forgotten Years (1987)
David Rabban: "The Ahistorical Historian: Leonard Levy on Freedom of Express in Early American History" (1985)
David Rabban: "The First Amendment in Its Forgotten Years"; correspondence with Staughton Lynd
David Rabban: first part of The Limits of Constitutional Power: Foreign Policy & International Law
David Rabban: second part of The Limits of Constitutional Power: Foreign Policy & International Law
David Rabban: third part of The Limits of Constitutional Power: Foreign Policy & International Law
David Rabban: "The IWW Free Speech Fights & Popular Conceptions of Free Expression Before World War I"
David Rabban: "Free Speech in Progressive Social Thought," "Radical Assumptions about American Labor Law," "Has the NLRA Hurt Labor?" "The Free Speech League..." "A Functional Analysis of 'Individual'..."

Box 27: Books by Other Authors
Contents

Aptheker, Herbert. Anti-Racism in U.S. History. Greenwood Press (New York: 1992)
Boyte, Harry C. Community Is Possible. Harper & Row (New York: 1974).
Brecher, Jeremy and Tim Costello. Global Village or Global Pillage. South End Publishers (Boston: 1994).
Campbell, Tom. The Left and Rights. Routledge & Keagan Paul (Boston: 1993)
Capaldi, Nicholas. Clear and Present Danger. Pegasus (New York: 1969).
Carney, Martin. A New Social Contract. Harper & Row (New York: 1983).
Curle, Adam. Tools for Transformation. Hawthorn Press (New York: 1990).
Finn, James. Protest: Pacifism & Politics. Random House (New York: 1967).
-- features interview with and inscription to Staughton Lynd
Forman, James. The Political Thought of James Forman. Black Star Publishing (Detroit: 1970).
Glick, Brian. War at Home: Covert Action Against U.S. Activists. South Bend Press (Boston: 1989).
In Re Alger Hiss. Ed. Edith Tiger. Hill and Wang (New York: 1979).
Kelber, Harry. My 60 Years as a Labor Activist. A.G. Publishing (New York: 1996).
Kutler, Stanley. The American Inquisition: Justice & Injustice in the Cold War. Hill & Wang (New York: 1982).
Levant, Victor. Capital & Labour: Partners?. Steel Rail Educational Publishing (Toronto: 1977).
Lewy, Guenter. Peace & Revolution: the Moral Crisis of American Pacifism. Wm.Eerdman's Pub. (G. Rapids, MI: 1988).
Kent & Jackson State: 1970-90. Ed. Susie Erenrich. Vietnam Generation, Inc. (1990).
Letters from the Front: 1898-1945. Ed. Michael Stevens. State Hist. Society of Wisonsin (1992).
Matthews, Richard. The Radical Politics of Thomas Jefferson. Univ. Press of Kansas (Lawrence, KS: 1984).
--includes letter from author to Staughton Lynd
Oblinger, Carl. Divided Kingdom. Illinois State Historical Society (Sprinfield, IL: 1991)
--includes correspondence with Staughton Lynd
O'Connor, Elizabeth. Servant Leaders, Servant Structures . Servant Leadership School (Washington DC: 1991)
Riesman, David. Thorstein Veblen: A Critical Interpretation. Continuum Books (New York: 1953).
Thompson, Dorothy. The Chartists: Popular Politics in the Industrial Revolution. Pantheon (New York: 1983).
Unger, Roberto. Social Theory: Its Situation and Its Task. Cambridge University Press (New York: 1987)
The University Crisis Reader. Ed. Immanuel Wallerstein and Paul Starr. Vintage Books (New York: 1971). Useem, Michael. Conscription Protest and Social Conflict . John Wiley & Sons (New York: 1973).
Wills, Garry. Inventing America: Jefferson's Declaration of Independence. Vintage Books (New York: 1978).

Series 5: Periodicals

Box 28: Liberation: 1957-1977
Folder -- Contents

1957-58: October - November 1957, June 1958 issues; "Henry Demarest Lloyd" by Staughton Lynd
1965: May - December issues; "Nonviolence in Vietnam" by Staughton Lynd
1966: January - December issues; "The Substance of Victory," "Aptheker at Fifty," "War Crimes in Vietnam," etc.
1967: January - August; "Definition of Revolution," "Decentralization: Road to Power," "Bicameralism from Below"
1968: January - December issues: "The Tribunal: A Dissent," "Letter from Jail" by Staughton Lynd
1969: January - December issues: "Intellectuals & Resistance," "History of a Student Action," "The Movement: A New Beginning," "Radicals & White Racism" "Guerrilla History in Gary" by S. Lynd
1970: February - December issues; "Letter to the Movement," "Testimony I Would Have Given" by Staughton Lynd
1971: Spring - December issues; "Prospects for the New Left," "People's Control over the Economy" by S. Lynd
1972: January - October issues; "'Response' to Do We Need a National Organization" by Staughton Lynd
1973: January - December issues; "A Chapter from History: United Labor Party, 1946-52" by Staughton Lynd
1974: January - October issues
1975: March - September issues
1976: Spring issues; "Do Radicals Make Good Neighbors" by Staughton Lynd
1977: July, Fall issues

Box 29: Radical America: 1967-1982
Folder -- Contents

1967: April, September, December issues;
1968: May - December issues; "The Radicals' Use of History, II," "Abolitionism" by S. Lynd
1969: September, November issues
1970: January - August issues
1971: May - December issues; "Histories of the Early C.I.O." by Staughton Lynd
1972: January - October issues
1973: January - October issues
1974: January - October issues
1975: January - December issues
1976: January - December issues
1977: March - October issues
1978: March - December issues
1979: January - October issues; "Where is the Teamster Rebellion Going" by Staughton Lynd
1982: July-December and 15th Anniversary Issue; "American Labor," "Youngstown and the Sit Down" by S.Lynd
1992: January - June issues

Box 30: In These Times: November 1976 - May 1978
Folder -- Contents

November 1976 issues
December 1976 issues
January 1977 issues
February 1977 issues
March 1977 issues
April 1977 issues
May 1977 issues
June 1977 issues
July 1977 issues
August 1977 issues
September 1977 issues
October 1977 issues
November 1977 issues
December 1977 issues
January 1978 issues
February 1978 issues
March 1978 issues
April 1978 issues
May 1978 issues

Box 31: In These Times: June 1978 - October 1979
Folder -- Contents

June 1978 issues
July 1978 issues
August 1978 issues
September 1978 issues
October 1978 issues
November 1978 issues
December 1978 issues
January 1979 issues
February 1979 issues
March 1979 issues
April 1979 issues
May 1979 issues
June 1979 issues
July 1979 issues
August 1979 issues
September 1979 issues
October 1979 issues
1980s issues: February 1980, March 1983, December 1984, September 1987
1990s issues: 20th Anniversary Issue (11/92), April 1993

Box 32: WIN: 1967-1982
Folder -- Contents

1966: September - December issues
1967: January - October issues
1968: January - December issues
1969: January - November issues
1970: February - December issues
1971: January - September issues; "On Mass Organizing" by S.Lynd
1971: September - December issues
1972: January - May issues
1972: June - December issues
1973: April - December issues
1974: February - April issues
1975: July - December issues
1976: January - May issues
1976: June - August issues
1977: January - June issues
1977: July - December issues
1978: January - July issues
1978: August - December issues
1979: February - July issues
1979: August - November issues
1982: April 15, 1992 issue

Box 33: History Journals
Folder -- Contents

Dissent: 1962-1964 issues; "Socialism: the Forbidden Word," "Southern Negro Students" by Staughton Lynd
Studies on the Left: 1965-1966 issues
Radical History Review: 1976-1977 issues
Radical History Review: 1978 issues
The American Historical Review: June 1973
The American Historical Review: December 1973
History Workshop: Spring & Autumn 1976 issues
History Workshop: Spring & Autumn 1977 issues
History Workshop: Spring 1978 issue
Wilson Quarterly: Autumn 1982
Misc. History Journals: Labor History (1991), Journal of Social History (1974), Past & Present (1973)
French History Journals: "Paris: May 1968," "The Mass Strike in France: May-June 1968"
French History Journals: "The Maydays in France," "Worker-Student Action Committees," New Left Review (1968)
Monthly Review (1952): "Notes on the Chinese Revolution" by Staughton Lynd
Sozialistische Hefte (1966) issue
Delivered into Resistance (1969): "Letter from Jail" by Staughton Lynd
Socialist Revolution : November 1970 issue
Review of Radical Political Economics: Fall 1984 issue
Social Policy: Summer 1991, Winter, Spring 1992 issues
Sociology Journals: The Small Town in America, Etudes En Sociologie du Travail (1983)
Nebraska Symposium on Motivation (1960)

Box 34: Labor Publications
Folder -- Contents

Labor Today: May, September, November issues (1969); May, July issues (1970)
Black Workers' Congress Pubs (1971): Point of Production, Inner-City Voice, Radical America
Grassroots: March, April, May issues (1974)
Misc. Publications (1973-1974): "Production Problems" pamphlet; Voice of the Rank & File newsletter; "A General Theory of the Collective Bargaining Agreement" by David Feller
Misc. Publications (1976-1979): "The Fight for Union Democracy in Steel" by Andy Rose; Green Mountain Quarterly; Against the Grain newsletter, From the Horse's Mouth newsletter; Youngstown Times
Political Crisis in San Francisco: pamphlet by Lawrence Swain (1978)
Brier Hill Unionist: January (1978), January, February, March, December (1979) issues
1397 Rank & File (1979-1980): various issues
Mill Hunk Herald May (1979), January (1980), Spring (1983) issues
Labor Guides (1980s): Chicago Folkstuff oral history forms; "A Short Guide on Cleveland's Labor History"; "Guide to Primary Sources in Ohio Labor History"; "Inventory to Elmer Cope Collection"
Speaking Out (1982): March, April, October issues
Misc. Publications (1980-1982): Tages Anzeiger Magazin, "Youngstown Shutdowns," "Spirit of Solidarity," "The Crisis in Steel" by Thomas Graham, Communications of the ACM, Rank & File Report, and others
Labor Research Review: Spring 1985 issue: "Workers as Owners"
Misc. Publications (1988-1991): Racine Labor, 118 Rank & File News, Labor Action, Industrial Worker, Cue News, etc
Pig Iron: 1979 and 1990 issues
Labor Notes: various issues (1989-1993)
Misc. Publications (1992-1999): Teamster Convoy Dispatch, Solidarity, The Labor Educator, and others
Union Democracy Review: various issues
Greater London Enterprise Board: "More Bricks Than Mortar," "The Multiplier and the Ratchet," and others
Impact (1993): May - November issues
Impact (1994): February - July issues
Impact (1995): February, August - November issues
Impact (1996): various issues
Impact (1997): January - December issues
Impact (1998): various issues
Impact (1999): February - November issues
Impact (2000): January - April issues

Box 35: Law Reviews
Folder -- Contents

Berkeley Publications: Berkely Journal of Employment and Labor Law (1996);
Industrial Relations Law Journal (1981): "Government Without Rights" by Staughton Lynd
University of Chicago Law Review: "In Memoriam: Harry Klaven, Jr." (1975), "Emergence of Modern First Amendment Doctrine" by D. Rabban (1983), "Beyond Promissory Estoppel" by Daniel Farber (1985)
Law Reviews: B-C: Buffalo Law Review (1981): "Legal Responses to Rank & File Dissent" by Paul Levy; Chicago-Kent Law Review (1992): "Unions Without Majority?" by Clyde Summers; Catholic University Law Review (1988): "Workplace Democracy & Market Reconstruction" by Karl Klare; various other law reviews
Law Reviews: H-K: Harvard Law Review (1980): "The City as a Legal Concept" by Gerald Frug; Indiana Law Journal (1975): "The Right to Engage in Concerted Activity After Union Recognition" by Staughton Lynd; Kansas Law Review (1966): "Geographical Restrictions on Travel" by L. Velvel; various others
Law Reviews: M-N: Univ. of Miami Law Review (1987): "An Interview with Leon Keyserling" by Ken Casebeer; Minnesota Law Review (1978): "Judicial Deradicalization of the Wagner Act" by K. Klare; various others
New York Univ. Law Review: "Federal Courts...and the First Amendment" by B. Wechsler (1974), "Contracts Jurisprudence" by Karl Klare (1979), "The Right of the People" by Donald Doernberg (1983), "Management Prerogatives, Plant Closings, and the NLRA" by Jim Atleson (1982), and others
Law Reviews: O-W: Oregon Law Review (1982): "Quest for Industrial Democracy & Struggle Against Racism: by K. Klare; Texas Law Review (1987): "Labor and the Constitution" by James Pope; and many others
Wisconsin Law Review: "The Vietnam War on Trial" by Robert Strassfeld (1994), "Bureaucratization of Work" by M. Finkin (1986), "Beyond Collective Bargaining by Alan Hyde (1982), and others
Yale Law Journal: "Company Constitutionalism" by Staughton Lynd (1978), "Post-War Paradigm in American Labor Law" by Katherine Stone (1981), "On Misreading John Bingham & Fourteenth Amendment" by R. Aynes (1993), etc.

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