Theodore W. Allen Papers
1946-2005
47 boxes 64 linear feet
Call no.: MS 1021
Part of: Jeffrey B. Perry Collection
Temporarily stored offsite; contact SCUA to request materials from this collection.
An anti-white supremacist, working class intellectual and activist, Theodore W. “Ted” Allen was one of the most important thinkers on race and class in the twentieth century. He developed his pioneering class struggle-based analysis of “white skin privilege” beginning in the mid-1960s; authored the seminal two-volume The Invention of the White Race in the 1990s; and consistently maintained that the struggle against white supremacy was central to efforts at radical social change in the United States. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Allen was raised in Kentucky and West Virginia, where he was “proletarianized” by the Great Depression. A member of the American Federation of Musicians and the United Mine Workers, and a member of the Communist Party, Allen moved to Brooklyn after injuring his back in the mines, and spent the last fifty years of his life at various jobs including factory work, teaching, the post office, and the Brooklyn Public Library. In the 1960s, having broken from the Communist Party, Allen set out on his own independent research course. Inspired by the work of W. E. B. Du Bois he wrote on the “white blindspot” and “white skin privilege” and began what became forty years of work focused on white supremacy as the principal retardant of class consciousness among European-American workers. Over his last thirty years, Allen wrote hundreds of published and unpublished articles and letters challenging white supremacy, capitalist rule, sexism, and U.S. Imperialism, as well as numerous poems.
The Theodore W. Allen Papers are a comprehensive assemblage of correspondence, published and unpublished writings, audio and video materials, and research by one of the major theorists on race and class of the twentieth century. The Papers offer important insights on the Old and New Left and their relation to the labor and Civil Rights/Black Liberation Movements and have much to offer students, scholars, researchers, and activists.
Background on Theodore W. Allen
By Jeffrey Perry, with additions by Susan Creighton.
Theodore W. “Ted” Allen (1919-2005) was an anti-white supremacist, working class intellectual, and activist who researched and wrote outside of the academic community for almost seventy years. He developed his pioneering class struggle-based analysis of “white skin privilege” beginning in the mid-1960s; authored the seminal two-volume “The Invention of the White Race” in the 1990s; and in his writings and speaking consistently maintained that the struggle against white supremacy was central to efforts at radical social change in the United States.
Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, Allen grew up in Paintsville, Kentucky and Huntington, West Virginia where he was “proletarianized” by the Great Depression. He joined the American Federation of Musicians, worked in the coalmines, served as a United Mine Workers Union Local President, and joined the Communist Party. After hurting his back in the mines, he moved to New York City and lived his last fifty years in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn. During those years, he taught at the Jefferson School of Social Science, did research with the Labor Research Association, and worked various jobs including factory work, teaching, the post office, and the Brooklyn Public Library. In the 1940s, he wrote probing analyses of conditions and struggles in the coal mining industry. In the 1950s, he wrote on radical political economy and produced critical analyses of U.S. capitalism, U.S. imperialism, and the Communist Party USA’s analysis and program (which he thought was not radical enough), sometimes writing under the pseudonyms “Molly Pitcher” or “Milton Palmer.”
In the 1960s, after breaking from the Communist Party, Allen set out on his own independent research course. He sought to address the question of “Why No Socialism in the United States?” and how to explain the relative lack of class-consciousness by U.S. workers as compared to workers in other capitalist countries (what was referred to as “American Exceptionalism”). Inspired by Black Reconstruction by W. E. B. Du Bois, he analyzed and wrote about the “white blindspot” and “white skin privilege” (in such articles as “White Blindspot” and “Can White Workers Radicals be Radicalized”) and began forty years of work that focused on white supremacism as the principal retardant of class consciousness among European-American workers and on the importance of the left and working class and progressive movements struggling against white supremacy. Noel Ignatiev was a close collaborator during this time period, and the two of them corresponded frequently as well as reviewing each other’s work and co-authoring articles.
In the early 1970s, while involving in many of the debates of the New Left, he began twenty-plus years of research in Virginia’s colonial records and in probing analysis of Irish history as he developed an analysis that racial oppression was a form of ruling class social control not determined by phenotype or skin color. This research resulted first in the unpublished The Kernel and Meaning (drafts written between 1969 and 1976) that dealt with the development of white skin privilege, its relationship to land acquisition and use, and problems with U.S. historiography.
Next followed drafts of the unpublished book Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage (drafts written circa 1976) that addressed the subject of class struggle and the origin of racial slavery in continental Anglo-America.
Written between 1985 and 1997, Allen’s exhaustively researched The Invention of the White Race was published in two volumes in 1994 (Vol. 1) and 1997 (Vol. 2), and republished in a two volume set in 2012. With its focus on racial oppression and social control, The Invention of the White Race is one of the twentieth-century’s major contributions to historical understanding. Allen’s major thesis — that the “white race” was invented as a ruling class social control formation in response to labor solidarity as manifested in the latter (civil war) stages of Bacon’s Rebellion (1676-77) was reinforced by two important corollaries: 1) that the ruling elite deliberately instituted a system of racial privileges to define and maintain the “white race” and to implement a system of racial oppression, and 2) that the consequence was not only ruinous to the interest of African Americans, it was also disastrous for European-American workers. In developing these theses Allen challenges the two main ideological props of white supremacy — the notion that “racism” is innate, and it is therefore useless to struggle against it, and the argument that European-American workers benefit from “white race” privileges and that it is in their interest not to oppose them and not to oppose white supremacy.
Over his last thirty years, Allen wrote hundreds of published and unpublished articles and letters challenging white supremacy, capitalist rule, sexism, and U.S. Imperialism as well as numerous poems. In his last few years, he wrote an important philosophical piece “On the Individual and the Collective” and a major unpublished work, “Toward a Revolution in Labor History” (drafts written between 2002 and 2004).
Ted passed away early in 2005 from deteriorating health issues. His friends and colleagues hosted memorial services for him both in his home city of New York, and in Virginia near the site of Bacon’s Rebellion.
Particularly significant in Allen’s work is the full-scale challenge it presents to what he refers to as “The Great White Assumption” — the unquestioning acceptance of the “white race” and “white” identity as skin color-based and natural attributes rather than as social and political constructions. His thesis on the origin, nature, and maintenance of the “white race” and his understanding that slavery in the Anglo-American plantation colonies was capitalist and enslaved Black laborers were proletarians, contains the basis of a radical approach to United States labor history.
Scope of collection
The Theodore W. (Ted) Allen collection documents the life and work of the historian and author of the groundbreaking book, The Invention of the White Race. The collection provides extensive records of the drafts of both volumes of The Invention, along with numerous drafts of other related works: The Kernel and Meaning, A Peculiar Seed, and Towards a Revolution in Labor History. Together with Allen’s profuse research notes and background materials, his correspondence, and information on his social and political commitments, the collection is a major resource for study of the development of the concept of whiteness and white privilege in historical studies and for study of a working class white radical engaged in racial justice struggles.
Series descriptions
1948-2016
The correspondence series includes materials ranging from the 1950s through the end of Allen’s life, and includes both personal and professional communication. It includes a number of letters and cards from family members, including nieces and nephews for whom he was a much-loved uncle. Allen was close to both the Ed Peeples family (including Ed’s daughter Cecily) and the Remco van Capelleveen family. Correspondence with these friends includes letters, poems, wedding invitations, birth announcements and family news to and from Ted and those families over a number of years. There is also a large number of handwritten and email exchanges with Allen’s professional friends and peers, including Peter Bohmer (his work focuses on economic social justice and protesting U.S. imperialism), Noel Ignatiev (his work focuses on race and social class, and the move to abolish “whiteness”), Ed Peeples (civil rights advocate, his work focuses on contemporary issues in social justice), Jeff Perry (his work focuses on the role of white supremacy in social change efforts), David Slavin (fellow labor activist, his work focuses on European political history and the “White abolitionist” movement), Remco van Capelleveen (his research focuses in part on Caribbean immigration to New York City), and Bill Vila (his work focuses on Puerto Rican culture and society). Allen was a frequent correspondent with publishers and with editors of various newspapers and journals, including The Guardian, the Journal of Southern History, The Nation, and the New York Times, among others.
The series is arranged in three sections:
1953-2005
Subseries A includes correspondence to or from Ted Allen, arranged alphabetically by the name of the person with whom Ted was corresponding. In some cases, Allen organized correspondence under a descriptive labels, reflecting his interests and associations. In the early 2000s, for example, a number of email exchanges take place between Allen and a group of friends and colleagues, with the emails sent to the group collectively. This correspondence has been labelled “Colleagues” and most often includes combinations of Sean Ahern, Peter Bohmer, Gene Bruskin, Anamaria Flores, Mike Hill, Greg Meyerson, Dennis O’Neil, Ed Peeples, Jeff Perry, Jon Scott, David Siar and David Slavin, though other names appear from time to time.
Allen’s letters to editors are arranged together under the label “Editor,” followed by the name of the newspaper or journal. A number of letters from Allen seeking funding for his research and writing are arranged together under the label “Funding,” followed by the organization. Finally, correspondence with publishers is grouped together under the label “Publisher” followed by the name of the publishing house.
1948-2015
Subseries B includes correspondence to and from other writers regarding Allen, primarily (though not entirely) after his death. The letters are arranged alphabetically by the name of the writer. The “colleagues” (see above paragraph) also corresponded between themselves after Allen’s death to plan his memorial service: their correspondence is included here.
1950-2016
Series 1C consists of other writings, correspondence and biographical material related to some of Allen’s more voluminous correspondents, arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s name. These letters typically include background information on such notable colleagues such as Noel Ignatiev, Jeff Perry, or Ed Peeples.
Series 2 contains materials pertaining to Allen’s prolific writing and speaking engagements as well as writing that references him and his work. The series is divided into four parts, each organized alphabetically:
1948-2015
Subseries A includes anything for which Allen is the author, or materials that otherwise pertain to his writing, such as applications for funding, efforts to fundraise to support his writing, etc. This series includes various drafts of The Kernel and the Meaning, Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage, The Invention of the White Race, Volumes 1 and 2, and Toward a Revolution in Labor History, as well as numerous shorter-form papers, essays, and articles.
Among these are numerous works on which Allen was listed as coauthor, most notably the trio of articles with Noel Ignatiev that were included in Can White Workers Radicals Be Radicalized? In the late 1980s, Michael Goldfield–a professional colleague of Allen’s–wrote a paper entitled “The Color of Politics in the United States: White Supremacy as the Main Explanation for the Peculiarities of American Politics from Colonial Times to the Present.” While Allen’s work is cited throughout the paper, he felt that it was a clear case of plagiarism and corresponded with Goldfield, asking him to take action. Goldfield’s paper, as well as correspondence between Allen and Goldfield are included in the collection.
1990-2007
Series B contains reviews of Allen’s work by other writers.
1973-2004
Subseries C includes materials related to Allen’s speaking engagements, including presentations at conferences, local workshops, and seminars. This includes his participation in the How Class Works conferences of 2002 and 2004.
1973-2016
Subseries D includes articles authored by others in which Allen or his work is mentioned or cited. In general, the series is arranged alphabetically by folder title within each of the four groupings (2A – 2D). However, to collocate various drafts of different works, some particular folder naming practices have been used:
The Kernel and Meaning: As with other works, there were numerous drafts of The Kernel and Meaning. Because the drafts are largely undated, it was not clear during processing of the collection what drafts precede others, or what chapters belong together as part of the same draft. Consequently, the Kernel and Meaning folders are labeled A-V, the letters indicating drafts that clearly belong together when that was known, and in many cases, are not full drafts. The letters do not imply any order to the drafts; they merely distinguish between those drafts that are known to belong together. One draft, entitled “Full Draft”, includes a complete draft that was found together during processing.
Peculiar Seed: Numerous drafts of Allen’s unpublished work, “Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage” were in the collection. While most duplicate drafts were discarded, any items with Allen’s handwritten annotations were retained. For example, although Drafts A, D and E are identical, Drafts D and E have different annotations. Because few drafts had dates or version numbers, the processing staff labeled them as they were encountered. As a result, the labels “Draft A” and “Draft B” indicate that each is a coherent draft, but the labels do not imply anything about precedence.
The collection includes numerous drafts of Allen’s massive The Invention of the White Race, and many of the drafts are dated. When possible, these are arranged in chronological order, with year listed followed by the number of the month in parentheses in an attempt to collocate drafts of the same date. The processors of the collection identified four distinct undated drafts, differentiated primarily by the typeface of the draft. These are labeled drafts A through D, with no order implied. Draft C is a typed draft that appears to be (with the exception of Ch. 13) an original typed copy, rather than a printed copy.
Toward a Revolution in Labor History This set of resources are labeled Part 1, 2 or 3, arranged alphabetically to collocate these drafts together. Within each Part, folders are then arranged chronologically. In many cases, there is additional information in parentheses after “Part XX” to provide more information about the contents of the folder.
Series 3, comprised of 17 boxes, contains materials generated in the course of Allen’s background research on race, racism, and the history of the United States. It consists in large part of collections of articles, many annotated, although it also includes sets of handwritten notes and an extensive collection of individual notecards. Many of the notecards have bibliographic references.
This series is only partially processed and is organized roughly by research topic. Since Allen was relatively diligent about labeling many of his research folders, the original folders have simply filed been in the boxes, when applicable.
Series 4, comprised of 5 boxes, has a rich collection of material related to Allen’s personal life. It is divided into three parts, each organized alphabetically:
1926-2017
Subseries A: Personal includes Allen’s birth certificate, divorce papers, final will and testament, and family history. The collection includes papers and artifacts from Allen’s early years working in the mines; note in particular his union card, several pay envelopes with the hours worked written on them, and a metal “check” used to check out a lamp when entering the mine. From his middle years, the series includes various curriculum vitae and resumes along with materials from his time at Goddard College as a graduate student. Note that he later served as a field faculty advisor for Charles Johnson, also a graduate student at Goddard College: this material is filed in Series 4B (Teaching).
The series also includes information from Allen’s marriages, including an extensive collection of original poetry and notes from his wife, Marie (Strong) Allen, and her correspondence with two prominent poets: Sean O’Casey and Marianne Moore. Finally, the series also includes materials related to his memorial services at the Brooklyn Public Library and in Virginia, materials touching on family members, including his father’s memoirs, records of his mother’s achievement as a stenographer, and materials from his sister’s funeral. Allen’s brother Tom also appears to have been something of a writer, and the series includes several original essays of his, some with editorial comments from Ted.
1946/1990 (bulk1950/1958)
Subseries B: Teaching includes syllabi, course descriptions and planning and teaching notes from Allen’s various teaching appointments. While there is some material from his time teaching at Goddard College and at Grace Church School, the bulk of this part of the series comes from his time teaching at the Jefferson School of Social Science in New York City. The most personal touch can be found in a set of evaluations of him written by his 7th grade math students (as well as their evaluations of themselves!). You may want to see also his autograph book signed by his various middle grades students with delightful messages to him (in Series 4A).
1946-2004
Subseries C contains materials related to his participation in the Sojourner Truth Organization, the Harper’s Ferry Organization, and various other Marxist-Leninist organizations from his younger days through to his final days. This part of the series contains articles, booklets and newsletters, as well as full journal issues and complete newspapers of various M-L organizations.
The collection includes half a box of photos that were in Allen’s possession. Some are of Ted throughout his life, including several professional photo portraits of him as a young man, a collection of school class pictures (with Allen’s class picture as the teacher) during his time teaching at the Grace Church School, and various candid photos of him on his travels or with friends. He also has a number of photos of family members, mostly his parents, his siblings and their children and families. Lastly, he has a collection of photos sent to him by friends, comprised mostly of pictures of the children in the families of whom Ted was very fond.
The folders are labeled “Family,” “Friends,” “Ted” or “Unknown” followed by a further descriptive title, and arranged alphabetically. “Unknown” indicates either that the subjects of the photos are unidentified or that the relationship to Ted is unknown, even if the subject is identified.
The media, found in boxes 36-38, consist of a wide variety of formats: 1/4-inch tape, video cassette, cassette tapes, mini-cassettes, floppy disks, recordable DVDs and zip disks. The media have not yet been fully processed to identify the content.
Ted Allen was a voracious reader. This final series consists of three different kinds of material that Ted read: 1) newspaper articles that he clipped and often annotated as well as those sent to him by others; 2) full issues of various newspapers including “The African World,” “The City Sun,” “Hatikvah: Brooklyn College Jewish Student Newspaper,” “National Vanguard,” “The Park Slope Paper,” and “The Prospect Press”; and 3) articles that Ted collected or were sent to him by friends and colleagues. There has been some attempt to distinguish between those articles that he specifically used for research (found in Series 3), and these articles, although that distinction may be tenuous.
The clippings are organized chronologically by year. The newspapers are organized in their own box, and are organized alphabetically. The articles are organized alphabetically by category, but have not been further processed beyond a category assignment.
Inventory
Series 1. Correspondence
1921-2015 (bulk 1969-2005)
Subseries A: Allen correspondence
1953-2005
Abrams, Bruce
1975
Box 1: 1
Acevedos, Ramon
1967
Box 1: 2
Advisory Board of the President’s Initiative on Race
1997
Box 1: 3
Ahern, Sean
1974-2004
Box 1: 4
Ake, Chris
1976
Box 1: 5
Alarcon, Norma
2000
Box 5: 1
Alison
1982
Box 1: 6
Alison
1982
Box 12: 1
“All”
1957
Box 1: 7
Anderson, Brant – “Tom Pope Show”
2000
Box 1: 8
Ankrum, Denny
1969
Box 1: 9
Applebaum, Irving
1962-1993
Box 1: 10
Assorted friends–Christmas cards
2004
Box 13: 1
Auberge du Grand Large Hotel-Restaurant, Guadalupe
1970
Box 13: 2
Babcock, Nita Sinclair (from her Godson)
1988
Box 13: 3
Ballard, Michael
1997
Box 1: 11
Beame, the Honorable Abraham D. – Mayor, City of New
York
York
1977
Box 1: 12
Becky
1990
Box 1: 13
Berkeley: Dillard, Delores
1998
Box 1: 14
Berkeley: Martinot, Steve
1998
Box 1: 15
Berkeley: Walker, Dick
1998
Box 1: 16
Berry, Joe
2002
Box 1: 17
Black, Henry and Isabella
1992
Box 13: 4
Blackburn, Robin – New Left Review
1998
Box 1: 18
Blade, Henry
1976
Box 1: 19
Bloch, Carol
1989-1991
Box 13: 5
Bodaken, Michael
1975
Box 1: 20
Bohmer, Peter
1984-1999
Box 1: 21
Bohmer, Peter
2001-2004
Box 1: 22
Boles, John
1999
Box 1: 23
Bonham, Suzannah
1989
Box 5: 2
Bonte, M. S. H.
1966
Box 1: 24
Brana, Leah
1998
Box 1: 25
Brian Lehrer Show
2003
Box 1: 26
Broadhead, Frank – Radical America
1975, Jan-Feb
Box 1: 27
Broadhead, Frank – Radical America
1975,Mar
Box 1: 28
Broadhead, Frank – Radical America
1975, May
Box 1: 29
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce: Kennedy, Brian
1988
Box 5: 3
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce: Joseph, Henri
1989
Box 13: 6
Brooklyn Public Library: Brandwein, Larry
1987
Box 1: 30
Brooklyn Public Library: Duchac, Kenneth
1981
Box 1: 31
Brooklyn Public Library: Jordan, Vernon
1975
Box 1: 32
Brooklyn Public Library: Mrs. Bartels
1974
Box 5: 4
Brooklyn Public Library: Nyren, Dorothy
1984
Box 1: 33
Brooklyn Public Library: Thomas, Lucille
1988
Box 1: 34
Bruskin, Gene
1976-1990
Box 1: 35
Bruskin, Gene
1998-2000
Box 1: 36
Bruskin, Gene
2001-2004
Box 1: 37
Bruskin, Nadja
ca.1994
Box 1: 37b
Butani, Priya
1973
Box 1: 38
Camille
1971
Box 1: 39
Campbell, Willie
1962
Box 13: 7
Captain Hodge’s Guest House
1970
Box 1: 40
Cavagnaro, Rose Marie
1992
Box 1: 41
CBS News
1986
Box 1: 42
Center for Cultural Studies – Elliott, Katy
1998
Box 1: 43
Center for Cultural Studies – Hershatter, Gail
1998
Box 1: 44
Center for Textual and Editorial Studies in Humanistic
Sources
Sources
1977
Box 13: 8
Clinton, Hilary Rodham (Senator)
2002-2004
Box 1: 45
Coleman, Jan
undated
Box 13: 9
Colleagues
2000-2001
Box 1: 46
Colleagues
2002
Box 1: 47
Colleagues
2003-2005
Box 1: 48
Collins, Walter
1975
Box 1: 49
Colonial Williamsburg
1978
Box 13: 10
Cornell University Press (re: Michael Goldfield)
1989
Box 1: 50
Cosmo, Joseph
1998
Box 1: 51
Costello, Paul
1979
Box 5: 5
Craig, Maxine
2000
Box 13: 11
Cross, Elsie
1976
Box 1: 52
Crotty, Gerald – Secretary to the Governor of New
York
York
1985
Box 13: 12
Cultural Studies Symposium: Brigham, Linda
1999-2000
Box 1: 53
Cultural Studies Symposium: Dayton, Timothy
1999
Box 1: 54
Cultural Studies Symposium: Giminez, Martha
1999-2000
Box 1: 55
Cultural Studies Symposium: Hill, Mike
1999
Box 1: 56
Cultural Studies Symposium: Washington, Mary
1999
Box 1: 57
D’Amato, Alfonse (Senator)
1985
Box 1: 58
Dambeck, John and Lynn
1995-2002
Box 5: 6
Damico, G.
1970
Box 1: 59
Daniel, Jamie Owen – Marxist Leninist Group Pres., Univ. of
IL/Chicago
IL/Chicago
1999
Box 1: 60
Daughtry, Rev. Herbert (includes report: “Inside the Storm-My
Role in Crown Heights”
Role in Crown Heights”
ca.1991
Box 13: 13
Davidson, Carl
1971, 2004
Box 1: 61
Devlin-McAliskey, Bernadette
1987
Box 1: 62
Diffenbaugh, J. D. (Inc.)
1962
Box 13: 14
Dowty, Janet and Stu
1969
Box 1: 63
Drohan, Michael
1994
Box 1: 64
Duboffsky, Melvyn
1996
Box 1: 65
Dunham, Dilmeran
1979-1980, 2001-2004
Box 1: 66
Earl, Bob
1953-1957
Box 1: 67
Editor: Amsterdam News
1987
Box 13: 15
Editor: the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and
History
History
1974
Box 1: 68
Editor: Brooklyn Papers
2003
Box 1: 69
Editor: The Daily Challenge
1987
Box 13: 16
Editor: Daily Compass
ca.1950-1951
Box 13: 17
Editor: Daily News
1987
Box 1: 70
Editor: The Guardian
1965-1976
Box 1: 71
Editor: Journal of Marxist and Leninist Theory and
Discussion
Discussion
1979
Box 1: 72
Editor: Journal of Social History
1974
Box 1: 73
Editor: Journal of Southern History
1999
Box 1: 74
Editor: The Nation
2001
Box 1: 75
Editor: New York Newsday
1986-1999
Box 1: 76
Editor: New York Times
1967-1985
Box 1: 77
Editor: New York Times
1995-2003
Box 1: 78
Editor: Origins
1985
Box 5: 7
Editor: The Polish Review
1974
Box 13: 18
Editor: The Prospect Press
1984-1985
Box 1: 79
Editor: Radical Religion
1976
Box 1: 80
Editor: Theoretical Review
1979
Box 1: 81
Editor: The Village Voice
1984-2002
Box 1: 82
Editor: The Washington Post
1986
Box 13: 19
Editor: William Morrow and Co. Publishers
1970
Box 1: 83
Editor: The Worker
1955-1956
Box 1: 84
Editor: Z Magazine
1993
Box 1: 85
Edwards, Alison
1978
Box 5: 8
Edwards, Bob – Morning Edition, National Public Radio
1985
Box 1: 86
Edwin, Sister Mary
1993
Box 5: 9
Eisenberg, Amy – Westview Press
1990
Box 1: 87
Estelle and Ernesto
1968
Box 1: 88
Esther
1966
Box 1: 89
F and G
1962
Box 1: 90
Fairchild Sons Funeral Directors
1962
Box 1: 91
Family: Allen, Anne (sister-in-law)
1972
Box 1: 92
Family: Allen, “Dobby” (nephew)
1954, 2004
Box 1: 93
Family: Allen, Tom (brother)
1953
Box 1: 94
Family: Allen, Tom (brother)
1954
Box 1: 95
Family: Allen, Tom (brother)
1955-1958
Box 1: 96
Family: Allen, Tom (brother)
1968-1982
Box 1: 97
Family: Allen, Tom (brother)
1984-1991
Box 1: 98
Family: Allen, Tom and Barb
2004
Box 1: 99
Family: Carpenter, Reva
1962,2001-2003
Box 1: 100
Family: Denlinger, Barb (niece)
1982-2004
Box 1: 101
Family: Diane (niece)
1997, 2005
Box 1: 102
Family: Erich
1982
Box 1: 103
Family: Jan (niece)
1977-2000
Box 1: 104
Family: Mosseller (Allen), Eula May (sister)
1973-1988
Box 1: 105
Family: Mosseller (Allen), Eula May (sister)
1989-1993
Box 1: 106
Family: Mosseller (Allen), Eula May (sister)
1994-1995
Box 1: 107
Family: Mosseller (Allen), Eula May (sister)
1996-1998
Box 1: 108
Family: Mosseller, Gerald (nephew) and Carolyn
2005
Box 1: 109
Family: Mosseller, M. C.
1978, 1992
Box 1: 110
Family: Reight, Linda (niece)
2005
Box 1: 111
Family: Rosa Pat (aunt)
undated
Box 1: 112
Family: Tommy
1982
Box 1: 113
Farrell, Michael
1987
Box 1: 114
Fawver, Kate
1999
Box 1: 115
Feely, Una
1963-1968
Box 1: 116
Ferry, Carol
ca.1977
Box 1: 117
Fletcher, William (Jr.)
1986-1997
Box 1: 118
Fletcher, William (Jr.)
undated
Box 1: 119
Flores, Anamaria
2000-2004
Box 1: 120
Florida International University
2001-2002
Box 5: 10
Floyd, Bill
1975
Box 1: 121
Foley, Barbara
2000-2004
Box 1: 122
Foster, Chris – WNYC
1994
Box 1: 123
Freeman, Damon
2001
Box 1: 124
Friedan, Betty
1964-1966
Box 1: 125
Funding: Ferry, Carol Bernstein
1977
Box 1: 126
Funding: The Fund for Investigative Journalism
1977
Box 1: 127
Funding: Haymarket Fund – Knight, Chris
1977
Box 1: 128
Funding: Haymarket Fund – Pillsbury, George
1977
Box 1: 129
Funding: Louis M. Rabinowitz Foundation
1975-1978
Box 1: 130
Galeries Lafayette
1962
Box 1: 131
Gallivan, Joseph
1998
Box 1: 132
Gallucci, Mary
1985
Box 5: 11
Gannon, Joseph – Transport Workers’ Union
1995
Box 1: 133
Garvey, John
1985
Box 1: 134
George, Hermon
1988
Box 1: 135
Gerwick, Vivian
1980
Box 1: 136
Glick,Ted
2000
Box 1: 137
Goetz, John
1987
Box 1: 138
Goldfield, Michael
1984-1988
Box 1: 139
Goldfield, Michael
1989-1994
Box 1: 140
Gonzalez, Marcial
2001
Box 5: 12
Gorman, Willie
1976
Box 1: 141
Gotanoa, Neil
1980
Box 1: 142
“Graphology”
1987
Box 5: 13
Green, Rod
1974
Box 1: 143
Griest, Ellwood (Woody)
1967
Box 12: 2
Griest, Ellwood (Woody)
1967-1968
Box 1: 144
Gurney’s Inn
1974
Box 1: 145
Gwen
1976
Box 1: 146
Hall, Mitchell
1967
Box 1: 147
Hanson, Paul – Butler University
1996
Box 1: 148
Harper, P. L.
1996
Box 1: 149
Hayduk, Ronald
2003
Box 1: 150
Heidi K.
2002
Box 5: 14
Henderson, Errol
2000
Box 1: 151
Herb
1992
Box 1: 152
Hernandez, Nelson
1968
Box 1: 153
Hewitt, Maureen – Louisiana State Univ. Press
2001
Box 1: 154
Hill, Michael
1995-2000
Box 1: 155
H-Net Discussion Listserv
2001-2003
Box 1: 156
Hodge, Jean
1991
Box 1: 157
Holstun, Jim – SUNY Buffalo
2000-2003
Box 1: 158
Hom, Perri
1992-1997
Box 1: 159
Hull Ann and Mitch
1966
Box 1: 160
Hunter, Herb
1997
Box 1: 161
The Huntington–Henry, Bruce
1976
Box 13: 20
Hyman, Harry
1987
Box 13: 21
Ifebigh, Rose
1986-1987
Box 12: 3
Ignatiev, Noel
1962-1967
Box 1: 162
Ignatiev (Ignatin), Noel
1968
Box 1: 163
Ignatiev, Noel
1967-1968
Box 12: 4
Ignatiev (Ignatin), Noel
1969-1971
Box 1: 164
Ignatiev, Noel
1974-1976
Box 5: 15
Ignatiev, Noel
ca.1967-1971
Box 5: 16
Ignatiev, Noel
ca.1975
Box 2: 1
Ignatiev, Noel
1978
Box 2: 2
Ignatiev, Noel
1984-1993
Box 2: 3
Ignatiev, Noel
1994-1995
Box 2: 4
Ingersoll, Julia
1971
Box 2: 5
International Correspondence School
1957
Box 2: 6
Ira
1978
Box 2: 7
Irv
1985
Box 2: 8
Isabella
1974
Box 2: 9
James, C. L. R.
1974-1976
Box 2: 10
Janet
ca.1983
Box 13: 22
Jeanty, M.
1981
Box 2: 11
Joe
1966
Box 2: 12
Johnson, Charles
1986-1988, 2000
Box 2: 13
Johnson, Sheila
1995
Box 13: 23
Johnston, Mar
1963
Box 2: 14
Jones, Thomas Russell
1989-1997
Box 2: 15
Joyner, Brenda
1978
Box 13: 24
Judge, NY State Supreme Court
1963`
Box 13: 25
Kafka, Helene
1980
Box 2: 16
Keita, Maghan – Villanova University
1997
Box 2: 17
Kelley, Robin
2002
Box 2: 18
Kelly, Lori
1998
Box 2: 19
Kimber, Mollie and Bill
1964
Box 2: 20
Kinsella, Edel – “The Young Traveller”
1987
Box 2: 21
the Kochiyama family
1993
Box 2: 22
Krauth Sy (Seymour) and Laurie
2002-2004
Box 2: 23
Kuntsler, William
1994
Box 2: 24
Kusick, Esther
1962, Aug
Box 13: 26
Kusick, Esther
1962, Sep
Box 13: 27
Kusick, Esther
1962, Oct
Box 13: 28
Kusick, Esther
1962, Nov-Dec
Box 13: 29
Kusick, Esther
1964-1966
Box 2: 25
Kusick, Esther (oversize stationery)
1962
Box 12: 5
Kusick, Marta
1962-1971
Box 2: 26
the Lane family-Pat, Dan, Claudia and Danny
1972
Box 13: 30
Larsen, Neil – Univ. of California, Davis
1998-1999
Box 2: 27
L’Auberge Grand Large
1970
Box 2: 28
Laura Spellman Residence Club-Gibson, Mary
ca.1964-1973
Box 13: 31
Lawrence, Deirdre–Art Reference Library, Brooklyn
Museum
Museum
1985
Box 5: 17
Lawrence, Ken
1973-1974
Box 2: 29
Leeds, Marjorie
1994
Box 13: 32
Lehrer, Bryan – WNYC
1996
Box 2: 30
Leshner, Judy
undated
Box 13: 33
Letter fragment related to President’s Initiative on
Race
Race
1998
Box 2: 31
Letter written in French to unknown recipient with numerous
redacted parts
redacted parts
1962
Box 13: 34
Levine, Robert
2003
Box 5: 18
Library of Congress, Manuscripts Division
1993
Box 13: 35
Lichtenstein, Alex
2001-2002
Box 2: 32
Liu, Lin – President Clinton’s Deputy Director on Policy Planning
and Research
and Research
1988
Box 2: 33
Loekle, Simon
1988
Box 2: 34
Lynn, Conrad
1969
Box 2: 35
Lyons, Beth
1997-1998
Box 2: 36
Macarthur Foundation – Worklan, Mary Ann
1998
Box 2: 37
MacDowell Colony
1974-1978
Box 2: 38
Maher, Ian
2004
Box 2: 39
Marion
1965
Box 2: 40
Marion County Health Department
1985
Box 2: 41
Marsh, Richard (Dick)
1962
Box 13: 36
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center
1969-1970
Box 2: 42
Martinot, Steve
1998, Apr-Sep
Box 2: 43
Martinot, Steve
1998,Oct-1999,Mar
Box 2: 44
Mary
undated
Box 13: 37
McClymer, John
2003
Box 2: 45
Meyerson, Greg
1998
Box 2: 46
Meyerson, Greg
1999-2000
Box 2: 47
Meyerson, Greg
2001
Box 2: 48
Meyerson, Greg
2002-2004,Jun
Box 2: 49
Meyerson, Greg
2004,Jul-2005
Box 2: 50
Mike
1959
Box 2: 51
Miller, Don
1974
Box 5: 19
Miller, Joyce – Bryn Mawr College
1994
Box 2: 52
Mischler, Paul
2004
Box 2: 53
Morning, Anne
1999
Box 2: 54
Morris, Richard B.
1979
Box 2: 55
Mother
ca.1950
Box 13: 38
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick (Senator)
1985
Box 2: 56
Nadia
undated
Box 2: 57
“nalarsen@ucdavis.edu”
2000
Box 2: 58
National Public Radio
1985
Box 13: 39
Nelson, Truman
1963
Box 2: 59
Neustein, Amy
1991
Box 2: 60
New Jersey – Speakout Listserve
1996
Box 2: 61
New York State Retirement System–Ryer, Shirley
1986
Box 5: 20
Nunan, Peader
ca.1963-1966
Box 13: 40
Nuruddin, Yusuf
2003
Box 2: 62
O’Casey, Mairead
1987
Box 2: 63
O’Neil, Dennis – Freedom Road Socialist Organization
1990-2002
Box 2: 64
Owens, Major R. (Congressman)
1985-2004
Box 2: 65
Passmore, Kevin
2002
Box 5: 21
Pearson, Chad
2001-2004
Box 2: 66
Pearson, Ted
2004
Box 2: 67
Peeples, Cecily
1993
Box 2: 68
Peeples, Cecily
1994-1997,Apr
Box 2: 69
Peeples/Reyes, Cecily
1997,May-2000
Box 2: 70
Peeples/Rodriguez, Cecily
2001-2003
Box 2: 71
Peeples, Edward
1977-1984
Box 2: 72
Peeples, Edward
1988-1997
Box 2: 73
Peeples, Edward
1998-1999
Box 2: 74
Peeples, Edward
2000-2003
Box 2: 75
Peeples, Melanie
undated
Box 2: 76
Peggy, Laurie, Marina, Debby and Mildred
undated
Box 13: 41
Pellegrini, John
ca.2000
Box 2: 77
Perna, Mike
1984
Box 5: 22
Perry, Jeff
1975-1981
Box 2: 78
Perry, Jeff
1984-1995
Box 2: 79
Perry, Jeff
1997, Dec
Box 2: 80
Perry, Jeff
1997, Dec 15
Box 2: 81
Perry, Jeff
1998
Box 2: 82
Perry, Jeff
1999
Box 2: 83
Perry, Jeff
2000, Jul-Dec
Box 2: 84
Perry, Jeff
2000, Jan-Jun
Box 2: 85
Perry, Jeff
2001
Box 2: 86
Perry, Jeff
2002
Box 2: 87
Perry, Jeff
2003
Box 2: 88
Perry, Jeff
2004, Jan-Mar
Box 2: 89
Perry, Jeff
2004, Apr-Jun
Box 2: 90
Perry, Jeff
2004, Jul-Sep
Box 2: 91
Perry, Jeff
2004, Oct-Dec
Box 2: 92
Perry, Jeff
undated
Box 2: 93
Perry, Jeff – re: Goldfield article
1989
Box 2: 94
Peters, Diane
1970-1971
Box 2: 95
Phillips, Jerry and Galucci, Mary
1997
Box 2: 96
Pinckney, Arnold — Jesse Jackson for President Campaign
Manager
Manager
1984
Box 13: 42
“Portside” Listserv
2001-2004
Box 2: 97
President John F. Kennedy
1961
Box 2: 98
Price, Janet – Advocates for Chidren
1985
Box 2: 99
Price, Sylvia
2004
Box 2: 100
Public Record Office, England
1976-1995
Box 2: 101
Publisher: Charles Scribner and Sons
1976
Box 2: 102
Publisher: David McKay Co.
1976
Box 2: 103
Publisher: Dell Publishing
1980
Box 2: 104
Publisher: Dodd, Mead and Co.
1976
Box 2: 105
Publisher: ID Verlag
1997-1998
Box 2: 106
Publisher: Institute of Early American History
1976
Box 2: 107
Publsher: Johns Hopkins University Press
1976
Box 2: 108
Publisher: Lies of Our Times — Schaap, William
1990
Box 2: 109
Publisher: Macmillan
1976
Box 2: 110
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
1976
Box 2: 111
Publisher: Ms. Foundation
ca.1974-1978
Box 2: 112
Publisher: Radical America
1975
Box 2: 113
Publisher: Routledge
1994
Box 2: 114
Publisher: University of North Carolina Press
1976
Box 2: 115
Publisher: Verso
1990-1993
Box 2: 116
Publisher: Verso
1994-1995
Box 2: 117
Publisher: Verso
1996
Box 2: 118
Publisher: Verso
1997-1998
Box 2: 119
Publisher: Verso
2003
Box 2: 120
Publisher: Verso
2004
Box 2: 121
Publisher: Verso-Roediger Reviews
1997
Box 2: 122
Publisher: William Morrow and Co.
1970
Box 2: 123
Ramsay, Robert-U.S. Congressional Representative
1942
Box 13: 43
Ratcliff, John
1975
Box 2: 124
Rathenbaum, Arlene and Spencer
1981
Box 2: 125
Ratner, Elinor–Grace Church School
1988
Box 5: 23
Rausch, A.
1975
Box 2: 126
Readmond, John
1991
Box 2: 127
Reight, Linda (great-niece)
2001
Box 2: 128
Robert
1953
Box 2: 129
Robertson, Ian
1981
Box 2: 130
Robinson, Jackie – Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball Team
1954
Box 2: 131
Rogasky, Barbara – Frederick Fell Publishers
1965
Box 2: 132
Rose
undated
Box 2: 133
Rothenhausen family
1989-2003
Box 2: 134
Roussel, Phillippe and Yvette
1990
Box 5: 24
Roy, Modhumita
2000
Box 5: 25
Ruger, Franz and Delores
1991
Box 13: 44
Ruger (Randall), Delores
1992
Box 5: 26
San Miguel, Guadelupe
2000
Box 5: 27
Schaughnessy, Jon
1968
Box 5: 28
Scott, Joel
2002
Box 5: 29
Scott, Jonathan
1988-1997,May
Box 3: 1
Scott, Jonathan
1997,Jun-Dec
Box 3: 2
Scott, Jonathan
1998,Jan-Mar
Box 3: 3
Scott, Jonathan
1998,Apr-May
Box 3: 4
Scott, Jonathan
1998,Jun-2000
Box 3: 5
Scott, Jonathan
2002-2004
Box 3: 6
Shakespeare
1979
Box 3: 7
Shumer, Charles (Senator)
2002-2004
Box 3: 8
Siar, David
1998-1999
Box 3: 9
Siar, David
2000-2004
Box 3: 10
Slavin, David
1976-1987
Box 3: 11
Slavin, David
1990-1999
Box 3: 12
Slavin, David
2000-2002
Box 3: 13
Slavin, David
2003
Box 3: 14
Slavin, David
2004
Box 3: 15
Slavin, Irv and Jeanette
1976-1979
Box 3: 16
Sleinhart, Joe
1963
Box 3: 17
Social Services Department – Hillside Hospital
1961
Box 3: 18
Sprinker, Michael – State Univ. of New York, Stony
Brook
Brook
1990-1998
Box 3: 19
Sprinker, Michael-Stony Brook Conference: “jfrangos”
2000
Box 3: 20
Sprinker, Michael-Stony Brook Conference: Locke,
Adrienne
Adrienne
2000
Box 3: 21
St. Christopher’s – Jennie Clarkson Child Care
Services
Services
1983
Box 3: 22
Stacy
1985
Box 3: 23
Staples, Cliff
2001
Box 3: 24
Starobin, Christina
ca.1995-2001
Box 13: 45
Stein, Jimmee
1982
Box 3: 25
Steinfeld, Deena
1982
Box 13: 46
Stock, David
1990
Box 3: 26
Strong, Michael
1964
Box 13: 47
Stuart, Lyle
1975
Box 3: 27
Sullivan, Laura
2000
Box 5: 30
Sundaka, Djehuti
2003
Box 3: 28
Sutcliff, Bob – Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst
1984
Box 3: 29
Sutton, Percy–Jesse Jackson Campaign
1984
Box 13: 48
Suzanne and Mike-Jesse Jackson Campaign
1984
Box 13: 49
Tergis, Judy
2003
Box 5: 31
Theresa
1982
Box 13: 50
Tolliver, Melba–New Yorkers for Jesse Jackson
1984
Box 13: 51
Tom and Gloria
1980
Box 3: 30
Torres, Angel R.
1995
Box 3: 31
Towns, Edolphus (Congressman)
2002-2004
Box 3: 32
Trailing Yew Inn
1971
Box 3: 33
University of Massachusetts–Saunders, Dawn
1984
Box 3: 34
University of Virginia Library-Alderman Library
1974-1976
Box 13: 52
Unknown author (signature is torn away) (letter speaks of shaking
off the existing government)
off the existing government)
1940
Box 13: 53
Unknown recipient
1952, 1984
Box 13: 54
Uphaus, Willard
1966
Box 3: 35
van Capelleveen, Florence
1986-1989
Box 3: 36
van Capelleveen, Florence
1990-1998
Box 3: 37
van Capelleveen, Florence
2000-2002
Box 3: 38
van Capelleveen, Obi
1993-1998
Box 3: 39
van Capelleveen, Remco
1985-1988
Box 3: 40
van Capelleveen, Remco
1989
Box 3: 41
van Capelleveen, Remco
1990-1993
Box 3: 42
van Capelleveen, Remco
1994-2004
Box 3: 43
van Capelleveen, Uchenna
1994-1996
Box 3: 44
van Capelleveen, Uchenna
ca.1980-1985
Box 3: 45
Vann, Albert (Assemblyman)
1985
Box 3: 46
Vaughan-Scott, Adrian
ca.2000
Box 5: 32
Vida and Bob
1996
Box 3: 47
Vidinha, Linda
1973-2002
Box 3: 48
Vidinha, Mary
1985
Box 13: 55
Vila, Bill
1989-1991
Box 3: 49
Vila, Bill
1992
Box 3: 50
Vila, Bill
1993-1994
Box 3: 51
Vila, Bill
1995-1999
Box 3: 52
Vila, Bill
ca.1990-2000
Box 3: 53
Vila, Bill
ca.1993
Box 12: 6
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
2003
Box 3: 54
Virginia Historical Society
1975
Box 13: 56
Virginia State Library
1973-1974
Box 13: 57
Washington, Mary
1999,Oct-Nov
Box 3: 55
Washington, Mary
1999,Nov 8
Box 3: 56
Washington, Mary
2000
Box 3: 57
WBAI – Leid, Utrice
1996
Box 3: 58
Weinberger, R. C.
1958
Box 3: 59
“Wells”
1977
Box 3: 60
White, Margaret–Goddard College
1975-1978
Box 13: 58
Wiedman, Chuck
1974
Box 3: 61
Wing, Bob
1981
Box 3: 62
Wise, Ora
2003
Box 13: 59
Wishnia, Judy and Arnold
2004
Box 3: 63
Witthrow, Valerie
1998
Box 3: 64
WNEW-TV: Monsky, Mark
1977
Box 3: 65
WNEW-TV: Parsons, John
1977
Box 3: 66
Wolpe, Dr. Joseph-Dep’t. of Psychiatry, Temple University Medical
School
School
1969
Box 13: 60
Wood, Peter
1979-1985
Box 3: 67
Woods, Sam and Irene
1957
Box 13: 61
World Fellowship Center
1988
Box 5: 33
Yengue, Luisa
1988
Box 5: 34
Young, Marie
1989
Box 5: 35
Zaralioglu, Dilmeran
1971, Aug-Oct
Box 3: 68
Zaralioglu, Dilmeran
1971,Nov-1973
Box 3: 69
Zaralioglu, Dilmeran
1974-1982
Box 3: 70
Zeskind, Lenny
1975
Box 3: 71
Zweig, Michael – “How Class Works” Conference, Stony
Brook
Brook
2001-2002
Box 3: 72
Zweig, Michael
2003-2004
Box 3: 73
Subseries B. Correspondence about Allen
1948-2015
Abbott, Jack
1975
Box 3: 74
Ahern, Sean
2005-2008
Box 3: 75
Ahern, Sean
ca.1974
Box 3: 76
Berry, Joe
2005-2006
Box 3: 77
Bohmer, Peter
2007
Box 3: 78
Braun, Michael
2008
Box 3: 79
Brockman, Ken
2006
Box 3: 80
Brodhead, Frank-Radical America
1975
Box 13: 62
Brooklyn Public Library–Sonder, Lucien–to Jeff
Perry
Perry
1979-2005
Box 3: 81
Bruskin, Gene
1979-2005
Box 13: 63
Burkett, Randall
2005
Box 3: 82
Center for Study of Working Class Life (announcement of Ted Allen
Scholar Program)
Scholar Program)
2005
Box 3: 83
Colleagues, regarding Allen’s death and memorial
services
services
2005, Jan
Box 13: 64
Colleagues, regarding Allen’s death and memorial
services
services
2005, Feb 1-2
Box 13: 65
Colleagues, regarding Allen’s death and memorial
services
services
2005, Feb 3-14
Box 13: 66
Colleagues, regarding Allen’s death and memorial
services
services
2005, Apr-Jun
Box 13: 67
Colleagues, regarding Allen’s death and memorial
services
services
2005, Jul-Oct
Box 13: 68
Coski, John
2004
Box 13: 69
Davidson, Carl
2006-2010
Box 3: 84
Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne
2006
Box 3: 85
Fitch, Robert
2006
Box 3: 86
Fletcher, Bill
2012
Box 3: 87
Flores, Anamaria
2006
Box 3: 88
Forstater, Mathew
2000
Box 3: 89
Furuhashi, Yoshie
2005
Box 13: 70
Ghigliani, Pablo
2005
Box 3: 90
Goldthorpe, Jeff
1980
Box 3: 91
Griffiths, Phil
2005
Box 3: 92
Hall, G.
2007
Box 3: 93
H-Net Discussion Logs
1998
Box 3: 94
Hogan, Anthony
1994
Box 3: 95
Horton, Christopher
2010
Box 3: 96
Ignatiev, Noel
2005-2011
Box 3: 97
Johnson, Anne
2015
Box 3: 98
Johnson, Sheila Ann
2005
Box 3: 99
Johnson Weusi
2005
Box 3: 100
Kelley, Robin
2005
Box 3: 101
“Lefthook.org” Editors
2005
Box 3: 102
Loewen, Jim
2008
Box 3: 103
Lorch, Alex – Virginia Commonwealth University
2005
Box 3: 104
Lund, Dan
1973
Box 3: 105
Meyerson, Greg
2004-2008
Box 3: 106
Och, Daniel
2007
Box 3: 107
O’Neil, Dennis
2005-2007
Box 3: 108
Pearson, Chad
2005-2010
Box 3: 109
Peeples, Camille
2005
Box 3: 110
Peeples, Edward
2005-2008
Box 3: 111
Pellegrini, Eva
2006-2009
Box 3: 112
Perry, Jeff
1975-1976
Box 3: 113
Perry, Jeff
1998-2008
Box 3: 114
Perry, Jeff
2011-2016
Box 3: 115
Perry, Jeff
undated
Box 3: 116
Phil
1975
Box 3: 117
“Portside.org” Listserve
2008
Box 3: 118
Publisher: Verso
2011-2012
Box 3: 119
Rachleff, Peter
2005
Box 3: 120
Rogue Forum
2006
Box 3: 121
Rubio, Phil and Paula
2005
Box 3: 122
Schwartzman, Kathleen
2002
Box 3: 123
Scott, Jonathan
2004-2007
Box 3: 124
Shaffer, Ralph
2005
Box 3: 125
Siar, David
2005-2006
Box 3: 126
Slavin, David
2000-2015
Box 3: 127
Smedley, Audrey
2005
Box 3: 128
Sonder, Lucien–Brooklyn Public Library
2005
Box 3: 129
Ted Allen Fund (Correspondence to)
1975
Box 3: 130
Tracy, James
2008
Box 3: 131
Unknown sender: To “Alan”
ca.1948-1956
Box 3: 132
van Capelleveen, Remco
2008
Box 3: 133
Wise, Ruth
1950
Box 3: 134
Zweig, Michael
2004-2006
Box 3: 135
Zweig, Michael
2007-2008
Box 3: 136
Subseries C. Other correspondence
1950-2016
Correspondents: Ahern, Sean–Writings
2002
Box 3: 137
Correspondents: Black, Henry–Writings
1969
Box 13: 71
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 1
Ch. 1
1971
Box 13: 72
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 2
Ch. 2
1971
Box 13: 73
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 3
Ch. 3
1971
Box 13: 74
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 4
Ch. 4
1971
Box 13: 75
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 5
Ch. 5
1971
Box 13: 76
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 6
Ch. 6
1971
Box 13: 77
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 7
Ch. 7
1971
Box 13: 78
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 8
Ch. 8
1971
Box 13: 79
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ch. 9
Ch. 9
1971
Box 13: 80
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Introduction
Introduction
1971
Box 13: 81
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Ted Comments-Preface
Ted Comments-Preface
1971
Box 13: 82
Correspondents: Black, Isabella–Writings–“The Homemade Yankee”,
Allen’s References and Notes
Allen’s References and Notes
1971
Box 13: 83
Correspondents: Bruskin, Gene–Biographical
undated
Box 3: 138
Correspondents: Bruskin, Gene–Writings
1989-2004
Box 3: 139
Correspondents: Flores, Anamaria–Conferences
2006
Box 3: 140
Correspondents: Flores, Anamaria–Writings
2007
Box 3: 141
Correspondents: Foley, Barbara–Writings
2004
Box 3: 142
Correspondents: Goldfield, Michael–Biographical
2008
Box 3: 143
Correspondents: Goldfield, Michael–Labor Activities
1990
Box 3: 144
Correspondents: Goldfield, Michael–Writings
1988-2000
Box 3: 145
Correspondents: Goldfield, Michael–Writings “Class, Race and
Politics in the U.S.: White Supremacy as the Main Explanation for the
Peculiarities of American Politics from Colonial Times to the
Present”
Politics in the U.S.: White Supremacy as the Main Explanation for the
Peculiarities of American Politics from Colonial Times to the
Present”
1990
Box 12: 7
Correspondents: Griest, Ellwood
(Woody)–Correspondence
(Woody)–Correspondence
1967
Box 3: 146
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Biographical
2010
Box 3: 147
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Correspondence
1989-1992
Box 3: 148
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–In the News
1992-2006
Box 3: 149
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Letter to Bay Area Revolutionary
Union-cc: Black Panther Party
Union-cc: Black Panther Party
1969
Box 13: 84
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Public Speaking
1993
Box 13: 85
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–“Race Traitor” journal–Summer
1993 issue
1993 issue
1993
Box 13: 86
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–“Race Traitor” journal–Spring
1994 issue
1994 issue
1994
Box 13: 87
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–“Race Traitor” journal–Winter
1995 issue
1995 issue
1995
Box 13: 88
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–“Race Traitor” journal–Winter
1996 issue
1996 issue
1996
Box 13: 89
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–“Race Traitor” journal–Winter
1998 issue
1998 issue
1998
Box 5: 36
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings
1967-1969
Box 3: 150
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings
1972-1975
Box 13: 90
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings
1987-2008
Box 3: 151
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings
ca.1967-1969
Box 12: 8
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings
undated
Box 13: 91
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 1
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 1
ca.1990-1994
Box 5: 37
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 2
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 2
ca.1990-1994
Box 5: 38
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 3
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 3
ca.1990-1994
Box 5: 39
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 4
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 4
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 1
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 5
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 5
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 2
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 6
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 6
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 3
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 7-1
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 7-1
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 4
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 7-2
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 7-2
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 5
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 7-3
White”-annotations from Ted-Ch. 7-3
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 6
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Preface
White”-annotations from Ted-Preface
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 7
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“How the Irish Became
White”-annotations from Ted-Prospectus
White”-annotations from Ted-Prospectus
ca.1990-1994
Box 4: 8
Correspondents: Ignatiev, Noel–Writings–“White Blindspot” by J.
H. Kagin (pseudonym)
H. Kagin (pseudonym)
ca.1967
Box 13: 92
Correspondents: Kazakevich, V.D.–Correspondence
1950
Box 4: 9
Correspondents: Lawrence, Ken
1975
Box 13: 93
Correspondents: Lynn, Conrad–Memorial Service
1996
Box 4: 10
Correspondents: Meyerson, Greg–Writings
1997
Box 4: 11
Correspondents: Meyerson, Greg–Writings–Annotations from
Ted
Ted
2001
Box 13: 94
Correspondents: Pearson, Chad
ca.2003-2004
Box 13: 95
Correspondents: Peeples, Cecily–Correspondence
1995
Box 4: 12
Correspondents: Peeples, Cecily–Writings
1995
Box 4: 13
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–Biographical
1971-2005
Box 4: 14
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–Correspondence
1978-2000
Box 4: 15
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–In the News
1984-1993
Box 4: 16
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–“Manual for Southerners”
1963
Box 4: 17
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–Research on William Henry
Brisbane
Brisbane
undated
Box 4: 18
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–Writings
1971-1992
Box 4: 19
Correspondents: Peeples, Ed–Writings
2004
Box 4: 20
Correspondents: Perry, Jeff–Conferences “How Class
Works-2006”
Works-2006”
2006
Box 4: 21
Correspondents: Perry, Jeff–Conferences “How Class
Works-2008”
Works-2008”
2008
Box 4: 22
Correspondents: Perry, Jeff–Labor Activities
undated
Box 4: 23
Correspondents: Perry, Jeff–Research on the development of
capitalism
capitalism
1978
Box 13: 96
Correspondents: Perry, Jeff–Writings
2010
Box 4: 24
Correspondents: Scott, Jonathan–Biographical
2008
Box 4: 25
Correspondents: Scott, Jonathan–Correspondence
2002-2006
Box 4: 26
Correspondents: Scott, Jonathan–Writings
2009
Box 4: 27
Correspondents: Scott, Jonathan–Writings–Journal: The Minnesota
Review: “The White Issue”
Review: “The White Issue”
1996
Box 5: 40
Correspondents: Siar, David–Correspondence
1988-1992
Box 4: 28
Correspondents: Siar, David–Correspondence
undated
Box 4: 29
Correspondents: Slavin, David–In the News
1990
Box 4: 30
Correspondents: Slavin, David–Presentations
1990
Box 4: 31
Correspondents: Slavin, David–Writings
1982-2007
Box 4: 32
Correspondents: Sprinker, Michael–Biographical
1999
Box 4: 33
Correspondents: Vila, Bill–Biographical
ca.1990-2000
Box 4: 34
Correspondents: Vila, Bill–Writings
ca.1987-1998
Box 4: 35
Correspondents: Zeskind, Lenny–Biographical
2016
Box 4: 36
Correspondents: Zweig, Michael–Conferences
2002-2007
Box 4: 37
Series 2. Writings and public speaking
1921-2015 (bulk 1969-2005)
Subseries A: Writings by Allen
1948-2015
“A Call”: regarding the John Brown Memorial
Pilgrimage
Pilgrimage
1965
Box 12: 9
“Additional [Notes] in Re: Race and Ethnicity”
1998
Box 4: 38
Amazon Hot New Releases (Ted mentioned)
2012
Box 4: 39
“An Appeal for Justice”
1954
Box 13: 97
Annotated draft and notes about English history leading to white
supremacy
supremacy
undated
Box 4: 40
Annotated drafts and notes about the development of the working
class
class
ca.1968
Box 12: 10
Annotated draft and notes about the history of slavery (1 of
3)
3)
undated
Box 4: 41
Annotated drafts and notes about the history of slavery (2 of
3)
3)
undated
Box 4: 42
Annotated drafts and notes about the history of slavery (3 of
3)
3)
undated
Box 4: 43
Annotated drafts and notes about the history of socialism in the
U.S. (1 of 4)
U.S. (1 of 4)
1998
Box 12: 11
Annotated drafts and notes about the history of socialism in the
U.S. (2 of 4)
U.S. (2 of 4)
1998
Box 12: 12
Annotated drafts and notes about the history of socialism in the
U.S. (3 of 4)
U.S. (3 of 4)
1998
Box 12: 13
Annotated drafts and notes about the history of socialism in the
U.S. (4 of 4)
U.S. (4 of 4)
1998
Box 4: 44
Announcement: “The Invention of the White Race” Jeff Perry at
Brooklyn Public Library
Brooklyn Public Library
2013
Box 4: 45
Announcement: “Jeff Perry at the Brecht Forum”–“The Invention of
the White Race: Book Launch and Slide Presentation/Talk by Jeff
Perry”
the White Race: Book Launch and Slide Presentation/Talk by Jeff
Perry”
2013
Box 4: 46
Announcement: Jeff Perry on Allen’s Book at WORD Bookstore,
Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn, NY
ca.2012-2015
Box 4: 47
Asbestos They Can Tell…
1993
Box 4: 48
Author Ted Allen’s Reply to Letter in Doghouse Newsletter (p.
2)
2)
1995
Box 4: 49
“Background to this document”
undated
Box 5: 41
“The ‘Balanced Economic Growth’ Slogan–A Mask for Parasitism and
Decay of American Imperialism”
Decay of American Imperialism”
undated
Box 4: 50
Base and Superstructure and the Socialist Perspective
2004
Box 4: 51
“Be Fair” Reverse Discrimination” in Z Magazine, June
1995
1995
1995
Box 4: 52
“Be Fair: Reverse Discrimination”–versions sent to colleagues
and publishers
and publishers
1995-1996
Box 4: 53
“Be Fair: Reverse Discrimination”–versions with different
dates
dates
1995
Box 4: 54
“Blue-collar institution” or “a people’s university?” A memo to
the Brooklyn Public Library
the Brooklyn Public Library
1987
Box 4: 55
“Book #1: Background” (from a folder entitled “Book
#1”)
#1”)
ca.1975
Box 4: 56
“Book #1”: Handwritten notes (from a folder entitled “Book
#1”)
#1”)
1976
Box 4: 57
“Book #1”: “Post Revolution Trends” (from a folder entitled “Book
#1”)
#1”)
ca.1975
Box 4: 58
“Book #1”: “The Revolution” (from a folder entitled “Book
#1”)
#1”)
ca.1975
Box 4: 59
Book Publicity: in “Race Traitor”
2001
Box 4: 60
Book Review: “The Hookmen”–Correspondence from potential
publishers
publishers
1973-1975
Box 4: 61
Book Review: “The Unstable Economy”
1973
Box 4: 62
Book Review: “The Unstable Economy”-Part 1 (original newspaper
edition)
edition)
1973
Box 4: 63
Book Review: “The Unstable Economy”-Part 2 (original newspaper
edition)
edition)
1973
Box 4: 64
“The Booklet: Office Copy”-draft about class consciousness of the
U.S. working class
U.S. working class
undated
Box 4: 65
Byrd Op-Ed Article
2002
Box 4: 66
“California” (p. 14-15)
1999
Box 5: 42
Can the White Workers Be Radicalized?-Notes
ca.1968-1970
Box 4: 67
Can the White Workers Be Radicalized? (variation on article with
similar name)
similar name)
ca.1969
Box 4: 68
Can the White Workers Be Radicalized? version submitted to New
Generation
Generation
1969
Box 4: 69
Can the White Workers (“Workers” crossed out) Radicals Be
Radicalized?-different versions
Radicalized?-different versions
ca.1968-1970
Box 4: 70
Can the White Workers (“Workers” crossed out) Radicals Be
Radicalized?-early drafts
Radicalized?-early drafts
ca.1968-1970
Box 4: 71
Can the White Workers (“Workers” crossed out) Radicals Be
Radicalized?-Published in “New Marxist Forum”
Radicalized?-Published in “New Marxist Forum”
1973
Box 4: 72
Can the White Workers (“Workers” crossed out) Radicals Be
Radicalized?-with “White Blindspot” by Noel Ignatin
Radicalized?-with “White Blindspot” by Noel Ignatin
1969
Box 4: 73
Chapters 1-4 (pp. 1-54)
undated
Box 5: 43
Chapter II–Notes
undated
Box 12: 14
Chapter II–Outline and Notes
1982
Box 5: 44
“Chapter III Materials”
ca.1995
Box 5: 45
Chapter 3 Notes
undated
Box 5: 46
Chapter III–Working Notes
ca.1991
Box 5: 47
“Chapter 5” draft
undated
Box 5: 48
“Chapter VII”
undated
Box 5: 49
Chapter XIV–Notes and Drafts
undated
Box 5: 50
“Chronological Finding Aid for Users of This Volume”
undated
Box 4: 74
“Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery”-errata
page
page
undated
Box 4: 75
“Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery: The Invention
of the White Race”-original printing
of the White Race”-original printing
1975
Box 4: 76
“Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery: The Invention
of the White Race”-reprinting
of the White Race”-reprinting
2006
Box 4: 77
“Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery” with edit notes
from Ted
from Ted
ca.1994
Box 4: 78
“Commentary on Istvan Meszaros’s ‘Beyond Capital'”
2004-2005
Box 4: 79
“Commentary on manuscript submitted by Noel Ignatiev”
1994
Box 4: 80
Comments on Miss Lonelyhearts
ca.1973
Box 4: 81
Comments on Roediger
1997
Box 4: 82
Comments on “Saint Francis”
ca.1973
Box 4: 83
Comments on “The Sun Also Rises”
ca.1973
Box 4: 84
Communication-to the Editor: Journal of Southern
History
History
2000
Box 4: 85
Corrections
1998
Box 4: 86
A Critique of the “Race-as-a-Social-Construct” Thesis-a
contribution to discussion at the conference sponsored by SUNY
Humanities Institute
contribution to discussion at the conference sponsored by SUNY
Humanities Institute
2000
Box 4: 87
“Dear friends…”
2002
Box 4: 88
Discussion of the globalization of the concept of white skin
privilege
privilege
1990
Box 4: 89
“Dr. Phillips’ Nightmare Pill: A comment on the significance of
Kevin Phillips’ ‘The Emerging Republican Majority'”
Kevin Phillips’ ‘The Emerging Republican Majority'”
undated
Box 4: 90
Draft and notes on “Capital’s War on Billie Spinelli”
ca.1940
Box 13: 98
“Draft Essays on the Six Points of the Standard
Rationale”-Accompanying Notes
Rationale”-Accompanying Notes
1969
Box 12: 15
“Draft Essays on the Six Points of the Standard
Rationale”-Introduction, p. 1-11
Rationale”-Introduction, p. 1-11
1969
Box 4: 91
“Draft Essays on the Six Points of the Standard Rationale”-p.
1-16
1-16
1969
Box 4: 92
“Draft Essays on the Six Points of the Standard Rationale”-p.
40-59
40-59
1969
Box 4: 93
“Draft Essays on the Six Bonds of the Standard Rationale”-p.
60-80
60-80
1969
Box 4: 94
Draft of a Letter to Progressive Labor
1967
Box 4: 95
Draft of a paper on overthrowing white supremacy
ca.1960-1970
Box 4: 96
Draft of a response to NY Times article “Hatred in
Uniform”
Uniform”
1986
Box 13: 99
Draft (typed) with handwritten edits on the history of
slavery
slavery
undated
Box 12: 16
“The Economic Situation U.S.A.” written by Milton Palmer
(pseudonyn for Ted Allen)
(pseudonyn for Ted Allen)
1959
Box 4: 97
“The Economic Situation U.S.A.”-Excerpts written by Milton Palmer
(pseudonym for Ted Allen)
(pseudonym for Ted Allen)
1969
Box 4: 98
“The Economic Situation U.S.A.”-Notes written by Milton
Palmer
Palmer
1969
Box 4: 99
Ed. nyt 1/7/68
1968
Box 4: 100
“Education, Jobs and School Accountability” in “The Prospect
Press” (p. 26)
Press” (p. 26)
1985
Box 4: 101
“Equality is Worthy Goal of Military” to the Editor of NY
Times
Times
1999
Box 4: 102
Excerpts from WHLABAP
undated
Box 4: 103
Financial award from the Committee to Free the Osawatomie
Associates
Associates
1973
Box 4: 104
“Footnotes to the last paragraph”
1971
Box 5: 51
“For a People’s Nationalization of the Coal Industry”
XXXX
Box 13: 100
“Forestalling the Peace Dividend: Reaganism By Other
Means”
Means”
1991
Box 4: 105
Fragment-Newspaper OpEd in Newsday
1987
Box 4: 106
Fragments from article regarding U.S. imperialism in Puerto
Rico
Rico
undated
Box 13: 101
Funding: Personal Notes
1976-1977
Box 4: 107
Goldfield Plagiarism: “Class, Race, and Politics in the U.S.:
White Supremacy as the Main Explanation for the Peculiarities of
American Politics from Colonial Times to the Present”
White Supremacy as the Main Explanation for the Peculiarities of
American Politics from Colonial Times to the Present”
1989
Box 4: 108
Goldfield Plagiarism-Notes and correspondence to Cornell
University Press
University Press
1989
Box 4: 109
Handwritten and typed drafts about the development of white
privilege and class struggle
privilege and class struggle
ca.1969-1970
Box 12: 17
Handwritten and typed drafts about the “safety valve”
thesis/Turner’s “frontier”
thesis/Turner’s “frontier”
undated
Box 4: 110
Handwritten draft, unlabeled (14 pages)
undated
Box 5: 52
Handwritten drafts about the development of the working
class
class
undated
Box 4: 111
Handwritten drafts about the “safety valve” thesis and class
struggle
struggle
undated
Box 4: 112
Handwritten notes and drafts about colonial structure and “The
Landlord”
Landlord”
undated
Box 4: 113
Handwritten notes on West Indies immigrants
1986
Box 4: 114
The Historical Root of “American Exceptionalism”: The
“Race-Not-Class” Principle
“Race-Not-Class” Principle
1996
Box 4: 115
“History of my book”
2001
Box 4: 116
Hoboken Education Project–Accounting Sheets
ca.1975-1977
Box 12: 18
Hoboken Education Project: General Correspondence (1 of
2)
2)
1975-1976
Box 4: 117
Hoboken Education Project: General Correspondence (2 of
2)
2)
1975-1977
Box 4: 118
Hoboken Education Project: Marketing
ca.1975
Box 4: 119
Hoboken Education Project : Orders (1 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 4: 120
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (2 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 4: 121
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (3 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 6: 1
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (4 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 6: 2
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (5 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 6: 3
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (6 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 6: 4
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (7 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 6: 5
Hoboken Education Project: Orders (8 of 8)
ca.1975-1980
Box 6: 6
Hoboken Education Project: Organizational
1975
Box 6: 7
“In Defense of Affirmative Action in Employment
Policy”
Policy”
1998
Box 6: 8
“In his modern nicely furnished den…”
ca.1941-1951
Box 12: 19
“In Re: Advising ‘Minorities'”
1994
Box 6: 9
“In Response to Lenny Zeskind’s Response”
1979
Box 6: 10
“Incubus: The Critical Role of White Supremacism in United States
History”-Synopsis of Chapters I, II and III of Part One
History”-Synopsis of Chapters I, II and III of Part One
1990
Box 6: 11
Incubus: Handwritten Notes
2002
Box 6: 12
Incubus: Handwritten notes for Chapter 1
undated
Box 6: 13
Incubus: “Introduction”-typed draft
ca.1968
Box 6: 14
Incubus: Readings Notes and Draft
undated
Box 6: 15
Incubus: Typed and handwritten drafts-unidentified
chapters
chapters
undated
Box 6: 16
Incubus: Typed draft-Chapter VII
ca.1990-1999
Box 6: 17
Incubus: Typed draft-Chapter VII-X
undated
Box 6: 18
Incubus: Typed draft-Chapters VII and XII
undated
Box 6: 19
Incubus: Typed draft, pages 24-89
undated
Box 6: 20
Incubus: Typed draft with handwritten annotations (p.
1-7)
1-7)
undated
Box 6: 21
Internal Discussion Bulletin No. 4 Special Edition: Ted
Allen-Very Selected Works
Allen-Very Selected Works
1978
Box 6: 22
“Introduction”-“From the beginning, the Anglo-American plantation
bourgeoisie…”
bourgeoisie…”
undated
Box 6: 23
“Introduction”-“Fromt the time of their 17th century beginnings,
the Anglo-American plantation bourgeosie…”
the Anglo-American plantation bourgeosie…”
1981
Box 6: 24
“Introduction”-“The liberating impulses loosed by World War
II…”
II…”
undated
Box 6: 25
Introduction to “White Blindspot” and “Can White Radicals Be
Radicalized?”
Radicalized?”
1971
Box 6: 26
The Invention of the White Race-1985(02)–Ch.
0:Introduction
0:Introduction
1985, Feb 20
Box 6: 27
The Invention of the White Race-1985(02)–Ch. 1: The English
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
1985, Feb 20
Box 6: 28
The Invention of the White Race-1985(04)–Ch. 3: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression
Racial Oppression
1985, Apr 14
Box 6: 29
The Invention of the White Race-1985(04)–Ch. 3 Notes
1985, Apr 13
Box 6: 30
The Invention of the White Race-1985(07)–Ch. 4 Notes (p. 1 is
missing)
missing)
1985, Jul 12
Box 6: 31
The Invention of the White Race-1985(07)–Ch. 4: Racial
Oppression and Social Control
Oppression and Social Control
1985, Jul 12
Box 6: 32
The Invention of the White Race-1985, circa–Ch. 1: The English
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
ca.1985
Box 6: 33
The Invention of the White Race-1985, circa–Ch. 2:
Sixteenth-England: Conflict and Resolution
Sixteenth-England: Conflict and Resolution
ca.1985
Box 6: 34
The Invention of the White Race-1989(08)–Table of Contents,
Annotated
Annotated
1989, Aug 1
Box 6: 35
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression
Racial Oppression
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 36
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 1 Notes
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 37
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 2 Notes
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 38
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 2: Protestant
Ascendancy and White Supremacy
Ascendancy and White Supremacy
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 39
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 3 Notes
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 40
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 3: Social Control
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 41
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 4 Notes
(incomplete)
(incomplete)
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 42
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 5:The English
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution'”
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution'”
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 43
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 5 Notes
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 44
The Invention of the White Race-1989(12)–Ch. 6: English
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
1989, Dec 9
Box 6: 45
The Invention of the White Race-1990–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression
Racial Oppression
1990, Jun
Box 6: 46
The Invention of the White Race-1990–Ch. 4: “The Ulster
Custom”-A Racial Privilege
Custom”-A Racial Privilege
1990, Jun
Box 6: 47
The Invention of the White Race-1990–Introduction
1990, Jun
Box 6: 48
The Invention of the White Race-1990–Introduction
Notes
Notes
1990, Jun
Box 6: 49
The Invention of the White Race-1991–Ch. 3: Social Control: The
Problem of the Intermediate Strata
Problem of the Intermediate Strata
1991, Dec
Box 6: 50
The Invention of the White Race-1992(02)–Ch. 3: Social Control:
The Problem of the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
The Problem of the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
1992, Feb
Box 6: 51
The Invention of the White Race-1992(02)–Ch. 4: Social Control:
From Racial Oppression to National Oppression
From Racial Oppression to National Oppression
1992, Feb
Box 6: 52
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 0:
Introduction
Introduction
1992, Jun
Box 6: 53
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 0: Introduction
(with edits)
(with edits)
1992, Jun
Box 6: 54
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression
Racial Oppression
1992, Jun
Box 6: 55
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 2: Protestant
Ascendancy and Whtie Supremacy
Ascendancy and Whtie Supremacy
1992, Jun
Box 6: 56
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 3: Social Control
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
1992, Jun
Box 6: 57
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 4: social Control:
From Racial Oppression to Racial Oppression
From Racial Oppression to Racial Oppression
1992, Jun
Box 6: 58
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 5: Ulster: U.S.A.
Writ Small
Writ Small
1992, Jun
Box 6: 59
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ch. 7: English
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
1992, Jun
Box 6: 60
The Invention of the White Race-1992(06)–Ulster
Chronology
Chronology
1992, Jun
Box 6: 61
The Invention of the White Race-1992(07)–Appendices E, F, G, N,
O
O
1992, Jul
Box 5: 53
The Invention of the White Race-1992(07)–Ch. 5-3:Ulster: U.S.A.
Writ Small
Writ Small
1992, Jul
Box 6: 62
The Invention of the White Race-1992(07)–Ch. 5-4: Ulster: U.S.A.
Writ Small
Writ Small
1992, Jul
Box 6: 63
The Invention of the White Race-1992(07)–Ch. 6: The English
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
1992, Jul
Box 6: 64
The Invention of the White Race-1992(08)–Ch. 7 (pp. 11-13,
15-30)
15-30)
1992, Aug
Box 5: 54
The Invention of the White Race-1992(08)–Ch. 7: Parallel with a
Vengeance
Vengeance
1992
Box 13: 102
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Appendices (with
edits)
edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 65
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 0: Introduction
(with edits) (with edits)
(with edits) (with edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 66
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression
Racial Oppression
1992, Sep
Box 6: 67
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression (with edits)
Racial Oppression (with edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 68
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 2: Social Control
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland (with edits)
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland (with edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 69
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 3: Protestant
Ascendancy and White Supremacy (with edits)
Ascendancy and White Supremacy (with edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 70
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 4: Social Control:
From Racial Oppression to National Oppression (with edits)
From Racial Oppression to National Oppression (with edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 71
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 5:
Ulster
Ulster
1992, Sep
Box 6: 72
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 5: Ulster (with
edits)
edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 73
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 6: Anglo-America:
Ulster Writ Large
Ulster Writ Large
1992, Sep
Box 6: 74
The Invention of the White Race-1992(09)–Ch. 6: Anglo-America:
Ulster Writ Large (with edits)
Ulster Writ Large (with edits)
1992, Sep
Box 6: 75
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Appendices with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 76
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 0: Introduction with
editor’s comments and Allen’s comments
editor’s comments and Allen’s comments
1993
Box 6: 77
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 1 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 78
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 2 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 79
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 3 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 80
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 4 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 81
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 5 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 82
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 6 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 83
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 7 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 84
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Ch. 8 with editor’s
comments
comments
1993
Box 6: 85
The Invention of the White Race-1993–Notes with editor’s
comments and Allen’s comments
comments and Allen’s comments
1993
Box 6: 86
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Appendices
1993, Jan 21
Box 6: 87
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression (notes incorporated into chapter)
Racial Oppression (notes incorporated into chapter)
1993, Jan 21
Box 6: 88
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 2: Social Control
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
1993, Jan 21
Box 6: 89
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 3: Protestant
Ascendancy and White Supremacy
Ascendancy and White Supremacy
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 1
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 4: Social Control:
From Racial to National Oppression
From Racial to National Oppression
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 2
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 5:
Ulster
Ulster
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 3
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 6: Anglo-America:
Ulster Writ Large
Ulster Writ Large
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 4
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 7: The
Sea-change
Sea-change
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 5
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Ch. 8: How the
Sea-change Was Wrought
Sea-change Was Wrought
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 6
The Invention of the White Race-1993(01)–Table of Contents,
Expanded
Expanded
1993, Jan 21
Box 7: 7
The Invention of the White Race-1993(04)–Ch. 1: The Anatomy of
Racial Oppression
Racial Oppression
1993, Apr 6
Box 7: 8
The Invention of the White Race-1993(04)–Ch. 1 Notes
1993, Apr 6
Box 7: 9
The Invention of the White Race-1993(04)–Table of Contents
1993, Apr 3
Box 7: 10
The Invention of the White Race-1993(06)–Ch. 7 Notes
1993, Jun 17
Box 7: 11
The Invention of the White Race-1993(06)–Ch. 7: The
Sea-change
Sea-change
1993, Jun 17
Box 7: 12
The Invention of the White Race-1993(06)–Index: Introduction
through Ch. 6
through Ch. 6
1993, Jun 16
Box 7: 13
The Invention of the White
Race-1993(09)–Acknowledgements
Race-1993(09)–Acknowledgements
1993, Sep 10
Box 7: 14
“The Invention of the White Race”–1994–Ch. 1
1994
Box 13: 103
The Invention of the White Race-1994–Ch. 3 (missing p.
1)
1)
1994, Aug
Box 7: 15
The Invention of the White Race-2011–Volume 1 Index
2011
Box 7: 16
The Invention of the White Race-2012–Vol. 1 Index (with edits
from Jeff Perry)
from Jeff Perry)
2012
Box 7: 17
The Invention of the White Race: 20th Anniversary Edition-Events
Flyer
Flyer
ca.2013
Box 7: 18
The Invention of the White Race-Chronological Finding Aid for
Users of This Volume
Users of This Volume
undated
Box 7: 19
The Invention of the White Race-editing work with
publisher
publisher
1993
Box 7: 20
The Invention of the White Race-a framing of the book
ca.1980-1988
Box 7: 21
The Invention of the White Race-Index
undated
Box 7: 22
The Invention of the White Race-Index (with handwritten
notes)
notes)
undated
Box 7: 23
The Invention of the White Race-Index, Ch. 1
undated
Box 7: 24
The Invention of the White Race-Order Form
1994
Box 7: 25
The Invention of the White Race-Publisher’s (Verso’s) Book
Promotion Materials
Promotion Materials
1992-1993
Box 7: 26
The Invention of the White Race-Synoptic Table of Contents
(pages1-2 missing)
(pages1-2 missing)
1989
Box 7: 27
The Invention of the White Race-Synoptic Table of
Contents
Contents
ca.1985-1990
Box 7: 28
The Invention of the White Race-undated(A)–Ch. 2: Protestant
Ascendancy and White Supremacy
Ascendancy and White Supremacy
undated
Box 7: 29
The Invention of the White Race-undated(A)–Ch. 3
Notes
Notes
undated
Box 7: 30
The Invention of the White Race-undated(A)–Ch. 3: Social
Control: The Problem of the Intermediate Strata
Control: The Problem of the Intermediate Strata
undated
Box 7: 31
The Invention of the White Race-undated(A)–Ch. 5: The English
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
undated
Box 7: 32
The Invention of the White Race-undated(A)–Ch. 6: English
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
undated
Box 7: 33
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 0:
Introduction
Introduction
undated
Box 7: 34
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 0: Introduction
Notes
Notes
undated
Box 7: 35
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 1 Notes
undated
Box 7: 36
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 3: Social Control
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
and the Intermediate Strata-Ireland
undated
Box 7: 37
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 3: Social
Control: The Problem of the Intermediate Strata (longer version)
Control: The Problem of the Intermediate Strata (longer version)
undated
Box 7: 38
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 4: “Ulster
Custom: and White-Skin Privilege
Custom: and White-Skin Privilege
undated
Box 7: 39
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 5: The English
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
undated
Box 7: 40
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 6: English
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
undated
Box 7: 41
The Invention of the White Race-undated(B)–Ch. 6
Notes
Notes
undated
Box 7: 42
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 1: Pre-Colonial
England
England
undated
Box 7: 43
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 1: Pre-Colonial
England with handwritten notes
England with handwritten notes
undated
Box 7: 44
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 5: Anglo-Indian
Relations and the “Labor Problem”
Relations and the “Labor Problem”
undated
Box 7: 45
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 6: A Problem of
Historiography
Historiography
undated
Box 7: 46
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 7: The Company
Period: First Two Phases
Period: First Two Phases
undated
Box 7: 47
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 8: Tobacco Price
Problem: Debate and Decision (pp. 1-31)
Problem: Debate and Decision (pp. 1-31)
undated
Box 7: 48
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 8: Tobacco Price
Problem: Debate and Decision (pp. 32-62)
Problem: Debate and Decision (pp. 32-62)
undated
Box 7: 49
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 9: The Attack
Begins
Begins
undated
Box 7: 50
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 10: Decisive
Years, 1622-1623
Years, 1622-1623
undated
Box 7: 51
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 11: Chattel-Labor
and Economic Theory
and Economic Theory
undated
Box 7: 52
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 13: The Normal
Operation of an Abnormal Labor System (pp. 1-40)
Operation of an Abnormal Labor System (pp. 1-40)
undated
Box 7: 53
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 13: The Normal
Operation of an Abnormal Labor System (pp. 41-81)
Operation of an Abnormal Labor System (pp. 41-81)
undated
Box 7: 54
The Invention of the White Race-undated(C)–Ch. 13: The Normal
Operation of an Abnormal Labor System (pp. 82-131)
Operation of an Abnormal Labor System (pp. 82-131)
undated
Box 7: 55
The Invention of the White
Race-undated(D)–Appendices
Race-undated(D)–Appendices
undated
Box 7: 56
The Invention of the White Race-undated(D)–Unidentified
notes
notes
undated
Box 7: 57
The Invention of the White Race-undated(E)–Ch. 2: “Ireland” with
handwritten notes
handwritten notes
undated
Box 7: 58
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1985, circa–Ch. 2:
Sixteenth-Century England: Conflict and Resolution
Sixteenth-Century England: Conflict and Resolution
ca.1985
Box 7: 59
The Invention of the White Race (vol.
2)-1994(09)–Appendices
2)-1994(09)–Appendices
1994, Sep
Box 7: 60
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1994(10)–Ch. 1: English
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
Background, with Anglo-American Variations Noted
1994, Oct 1
Box 7: 61
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1994(10)–Ch. 2: The
English Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
English Difference and the ‘Peculiar Institution’
1994, Oct 1
Box 7: 62
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1994(10)–Ch. 3:
Euro-Indian Relations and the ‘Labor Problem’
Euro-Indian Relations and the ‘Labor Problem’
1994, Oct 1
Box 7: 63
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1994(11)–“The
Bacon-Bruce Issue to Be Reserved for Chapter on ‘The Road Not
Taken'”
Bacon-Bruce Issue to Be Reserved for Chapter on ‘The Road Not
Taken'”
1994, Nov 26
Box 7: 64
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1994(12)–Ch. 4: A
Problem of Historiography-p.1-2 only with edits
Problem of Historiography-p.1-2 only with edits
1994, Dec 23
Box 7: 65
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1994(12)–Ch. 11:
Chattel-Labor and Economic Theory 1622-1623
Chattel-Labor and Economic Theory 1622-1623
1994, Dec 19
Box 7: 66
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995-Appendix D
Notes
Notes
1995
Box 5: 55
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(01)–Ch. 11:
Chattel-Labor and Economic Theory
Chattel-Labor and Economic Theory
1995, Jan 1
Box 7: 67
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(02)–Ch. 4: Of
‘Liberties, Franchises and Immunities’
‘Liberties, Franchises and Immunities’
1995, Feb 10
Box 7: 68
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(02)–Ch. 5: The
Massacre of the Tenantry
Massacre of the Tenantry
1995, Feb 10
Box 7: 69
The Invention of the White Race (vol.
2)-1995(03)–Appendices
2)-1995(03)–Appendices
1995, Mar 9
Box 7: 70
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(03)–Ch. 6:
Chattel-Labor and Economic Theory-Planting Bondage: The Summing
Up
Chattel-Labor and Economic Theory-Planting Bondage: The Summing
Up
1995, Mar 2
Box 7: 71
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(04)–Ch. 7: Road to
Rebellion
Rebellion
1995, Apr 4
Box 7: 72
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(11)–Ch. 10 partial
draft and notes
draft and notes
1995, Nov 17
Box 5: 56
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1995(11)–Ch. 10 and Ch.
11
11
1995, Nov 22
Box 5: 57
The Invention of the White Race (vol.
2)-1996(01)–Appendices
2)-1996(01)–Appendices
1996, Jan 21
Box 7: 73
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 1: The
Labor Supply Problem: England a Special Case
Labor Supply Problem: England a Special Case
1996, Jan 21
Box 7: 74
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 2: English
Background with Anglo-American Variations Noted
Background with Anglo-American Variations Noted
1996, Jan 21
Box 7: 75
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 3:
Euro-Indian Relations and teh Problem of Social Control
Euro-Indian Relations and teh Problem of Social Control
1996, Jan 21
Box 7: 76
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 4: The
Fateful Addiction to “Present Profit”
Fateful Addiction to “Present Profit”
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 1
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 5: The
Company Period: First Two Phases
Company Period: First Two Phases
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 2
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 6: Bricks
without Straw: Bondage, But No Middle Stratum
without Straw: Bondage, But No Middle Stratum
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 3
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 7:
Bond-Labor: Enduring…
Bond-Labor: Enduring…
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 4
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 8: …and
Resisting
Resisting
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 5
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 8 (pp.
25-46)
25-46)
1996, Jan 29
Box 8: 6
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 9: The
Insubstantiality of the Intermediate Stratum
Insubstantiality of the Intermediate Stratum
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 7
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 10: The
First American Civil Rights Struggle
First American Civil Rights Struggle
1996, Jan 3
Box 8: 8
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(01)–Ch. 10: The
Status of African-Americans
Status of African-Americans
1996, Jan 21
Box 8: 9
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(02)–Ch. 5: The
Massacre of the Tenantry
Massacre of the Tenantry
1996, Feb
Box 8: 10
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(02)–Ch.
10
10
1996, Feb 27
Box 8: 11
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(04)–Ch. 9: The
Insubstantiality of the Intermediate Stratum
Insubstantiality of the Intermediate Stratum
1996, Apr
Box 8: 12
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(04)–Ch. 10: The
Status of African-Americans
Status of African-Americans
1996, Apr
Box 8: 13
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(05)–Ch. 1: The
Labor Supply Problem: England, a Special Case
Labor Supply Problem: England, a Special Case
1996, May 7
Box 8: 14
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(05)–Ch. 2: English
Background with Anglo-American Variations Noted (with some handwritten
edits)
Background with Anglo-American Variations Noted (with some handwritten
edits)
1996, May 7
Box 8: 15
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(05)–Ch. 3:
Euro-Indian Relations and the Problem of Social Control
Euro-Indian Relations and the Problem of Social Control
1996, May 7
Box 8: 16
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(05)–Ch. 4: The
Fateful Addiction to “Present Profit”
Fateful Addiction to “Present Profit”
1996, May 7
Box 8: 17
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(05)–Ch. 6: Bricks
without Straw: Bondage, But No Middle Stratum
without Straw: Bondage, But No Middle Stratum
1996, May
Box 8: 18
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(05)–Ch. 11:
Rebellion-and Its Aftermath
Rebellion-and Its Aftermath
1996, May
Box 8: 19
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(06)–Ch. 12: The
abortion of the ‘white race’ social control system
abortion of the ‘white race’ social control system
1996, Jun
Box 8: 20
The Invention of the White Race (vol.
2)-1996(08)–Appendices
2)-1996(08)–Appendices
1996, Aug 6
Box 8: 21
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 1
Notes
Notes
1996, Aug 6
Box 8: 22
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 2
Notes
Notes
1996, Aug 6
Box 8: 23
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 4: The
Fateful Addiction to “Present Profit”
Fateful Addiction to “Present Profit”
1996, Aug
Box 8: 24
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 5: The
Massacre of the Tenantry
Massacre of the Tenantry
1996, Aug
Box 8: 25
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 5
Notes
Notes
1996, Aug 7
Box 8: 26
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 6: Bricks
without Straw: Bondage, but No Intermediate Stratum
without Straw: Bondage, but No Intermediate Stratum
1996, Aug
Box 8: 27
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 7:
Bond-labor: Enduring…
Bond-labor: Enduring…
1996, Aug
Box 8: 28
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 8: …and
Resisting
Resisting
1996, Aug
Box 8: 29
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 9: The
Insubstantiality of the Intermediate Stratum
Insubstantiality of the Intermediate Stratum
1996, Aug
Box 8: 30
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 10
Notes
Notes
1996, Aug 7
Box 8: 31
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 10: The
Status of African-Americans
Status of African-Americans
1996, Aug
Box 8: 32
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 11:
Rebellion-and Its Aftermath-with publisher edits
Rebellion-and Its Aftermath-with publisher edits
1996, Aug
Box 8: 33
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 12: The
abortion of the ‘white race’ social control system in the
Anglo-Caribbean
abortion of the ‘white race’ social control system in the
Anglo-Caribbean
1996, Aug
Box 8: 34
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 13: The
Invention of the White Race
Invention of the White Race
1996, Aug
Box 8: 35
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 13
Notes
Notes
1996, Aug 13
Box 8: 36
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(08)–Ch. 13 (p. 58
only with notes)
only with notes)
1996, Aug 18
Box 8: 37
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(09)–Ch.
8
8
1996, Sep 9
Box 8: 38
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(09)–Ch. 10: The
Status of African-Americans
Status of African-Americans
1996, Sep
Box 8: 39
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(09)–Ch. 11:
Rebellion-and Its Aftermath
Rebellion-and Its Aftermath
1996, Sep
Box 8: 40
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(09)–Ch. 12: The
abortion of the ‘white race’ social control system in the
Anglo-Caribbean
abortion of the ‘white race’ social control system in the
Anglo-Caribbean
1996, Sep
Box 8: 41
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(09)–Ch. 13: The
Invention of the White Race
Invention of the White Race
1996, Sep
Box 8: 42
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(11)–Replies to
queries regarding “Notes for Vol. 2”
queries regarding “Notes for Vol. 2”
1996, Nov 25
Box 8: 43
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996(11)–Table of
Contents
Contents
1996, Nov 19
Box 8: 44
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1996–Ch. 11: Notes for
concluding section of Ch. 11
concluding section of Ch. 11
1996
Box 8: 45
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1997(01)–Ch. 13: The
Invention of the White Race, and the Ordeal of America
Invention of the White Race, and the Ordeal of America
1997, Jan
Box 8: 46
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1997(01)–Ch. 13
Notes
Notes
1997, Jan 29
Box 8: 47
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-1997(03)–Ch. 13: The
Invention of the White Race-and the Ordeal of America
Invention of the White Race-and the Ordeal of America
1997, Mar
Box 8: 48
The Invention of the White Race (vol.
2)-1998(07)–Corrections
2)-1998(07)–Corrections
1998, Jul 26
Box 8: 49
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-Appendix B Draft and
Notes
Notes
ca.1995-1996
Box 5: 61
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-Graphs
ca.1993-1997
Box 8: 50
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-Index
2011
Box 8: 51
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-Jeff Perry’s
Review
Review
1996, Sep
Box 8: 52
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-Marketing information
from Verso Publishers
from Verso Publishers
2001
Box 8: 53
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-Notes found in a binder
entitled “Chapters 7 and 8:
entitled “Chapters 7 and 8:
ca.1991-1996
Box 5: 62
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-reply to queries on
notes
notes
1996
Box 8: 54
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-undated–Ch. 2: “The
English Background (continued)” and “The English Revolution” (with
handwritten notes)
English Background (continued)” and “The English Revolution” (with
handwritten notes)
undated
Box 8: 55
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)-undated–Ch. 2: The
English Bourgeoisie Turns to Other Labor Sources-Ireland
English Bourgeoisie Turns to Other Labor Sources-Ireland
undated
Box 8: 56
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)–undated-Ch. 4:
Notes
Notes
1985
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The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)–Ch. 11 handwritten
notes and drafts
notes and drafts
undated
Box 5: 58
The Invention of the White Race (vol. 2)–Ch. 12 handwritten
notes
notes
undated
Box 5: 59
Jacket Blurb Proposal
1993
Box 8: 57
“Jackson and the Jews” (in Prospect Press)
1984
Box 8: 58
Jeff Perry promotional announcement to National Postal Mail
Handlers’ Union
Handlers’ Union
1994
Box 8: 59
Jefferson School: “Aim”
ca.1955-1956
Box 8: 60
Jefferson School: “John Brown drafts”
1965
Box 8: 61
Jefferson School: “John Brown drafts”-clippings
1965
Box 8: 62
Jefferson School: Some Thoughts and Suggestions on Current
Jefferson School Problems
Jefferson School Problems
ca.1954
Box 8: 63
The Kernel and Meaning: A Critique of Labor
Historiography”
Historiography”
ca.2000-2005
Box 9: 32
The Kernel and Meaning: Book outline and handwritten
notes
notes
undated
Box 5: 63
The Kernel and Meaning: Chronology of Important Events Concerning
Reconstruction and Populism
Reconstruction and Populism
undated
Box 5: 64
The Kernel and Meaning–copy sent to Ted by Michael Goldfield (1
of 2 folders)
of 2 folders)
1985
Box 9: 30
The Kernel and Meaning–copy sent to Ted by Michael Goldfield (2
of 2 folders)
of 2 folders)
1985
Box 9: 31
The Kernel and Meaning: Draft of “The Historic Precedence of the
Labor Party Movement by the Trade Union Movement”
Labor Party Movement by the Trade Union Movement”
1972
Box 9: 33
The Kernel and Meaning: Footnotes only
undated
Box 9: 34
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Chapter 1
1972
Box 5: 65
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Chapter 2
1972
Box 5: 66
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Chapter 3
1972
Box 5: 67
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Chapter 4-6
1972
Box 5: 68
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Chapter 7-8
1972
Box 5: 69
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Introduction
(p.1-11)
(p.1-11)
1972
Box 5: 70
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Introduction (p.
13-34)
13-34)
1972
Box 5: 71
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Introduction (pp.
1-47)
1-47)
undated
Box 9: 35
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Ch. 1-3 (pp.
48-95)
48-95)
undated
Box 9: 36
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Ch. 4-6 (pp.
96-127)
96-127)
undated
Box 9: 37
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–Ch. 7-8 (pp.
128-160)
128-160)
undated
Box 9: 38
The Kernel and Meaning: Full Draft–References Notes (pp.
R1-R16)
R1-R16)
undated
Box 9: 39
The Kernel and Meaning: handwritten and typed notes
undated
Box 5: 72
The Kernel and Meaning: handwritten notes
undated
Box 5: 73
The Kernel and Meaning: handwritten notes
undated
Box 5: 74
The Kernel and Meaning: handwritten notes and reading
notes
notes
1972
Box 5: 75
The Kernel and Meaning: handwritten notes and typed reading
notes
notes
ca.1972
Box 5: 76
The Kernel and Meaning: Memo to the reader (pp. 1-5)
1972
Box 9: 40
The Kernel and Meaning: Reading notes
1972
Box 5: 77
The Kernel and Meaning: “What proletariat?”
undated
Box 5: 78
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–handwritten notes found at the end of
manuscript
manuscript
ca.1989
Box 8: 64
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–memo to the reader
1969
Box 8: 65
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–pages 1-30
1969
Box 8: 66
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–pages 31-60
1969
Box 8: 67
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–pages 61-90
1969
Box 8: 68
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–pages 91-120
1969
Box 8: 69
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–pages 121-150
1969
Box 8: 70
The Kernel and Meaning (A)–pages 151-end
1969
Box 8: 71
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–handwritten notes found at start of
manuscript
manuscript
1972
Box 8: 72
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–Memo to the Reader
1972
Box 8: 73
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–pages 1-30
1972
Box 8: 74
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–pages 31-60
1972
Box 8: 75
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–pages 61-90
1972
Box 8: 76
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–pages 91-120
1972
Box 8: 77
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–pages 121-150
1972
Box 8: 78
The Kernel and Meaning (B)–pages 151-end
1972
Box 8: 79
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–Memo to the Reader
1976
Box 8: 80
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–pages 1-30
1976
Box 8: 81
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–pages 31-60
1976
Box 8: 82
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–pages 61-90
1976
Box 8: 83
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–pages 91-120
1976
Box 8: 84
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–pages 121-150
1976
Box 8: 85
The Kernel and Meaning (C)–pages 151-end
1976
Box 8: 86
The Kernel and Meaning (D)–pages 1-30
undated
Box 9: 1
The Kernel and Meaning (D)–pages 31-60
undated
Box 9: 2
The Kernel and Meaning (D)–pages 61-89
undated
Box 9: 3
The Kernel and Meaning (E)–Chapter 2
undated
Box 9: 4
The Kernel and Meaning (E)–Chapter 3
undated
Box 9: 5
The Kernel and Meaning (E)–Chapter 4
undated
Box 9: 6
The Kernel and Meaning (E)–Chapter 5
undated
Box 9: 7
The Kernel and Meaning (F)–Chapters 1-2 (pp. 21-47)
ca.1970-1972
Box 9: 8
The Kernel and Meaning (G)–Chapters 1-3
ca.1970-1972
Box 9: 9
The Kernel and Meaning (G)–Chapters 4-6 (pp. 47-63)
ca.1970-1972
Box 9: 10
The Kernel and Meaning (G)–Chapter 7
ca.1970-1972
Box 9: 11
The Kernel and Meaning (H)–Draft of Introduction (pp.
1-14)
1-14)
ca.1971
Box 9: 12
The Kernel and Meaning (I)–pp. 79-90
undated
Box 9: 13
The Kernel and Meaning (I)–pp. 91-102, 107-120
undated
Box 9: 14
The Kernel and Meaning (I)–pp. 121, 128-139, 144-150
undated
Box 9: 15
The Kernel and Meaning (I)–pp. 151-end
undated
Box 9: 16
The Kernel and Meaning (J)–Chapter 13, Typed and
handwritten
handwritten
1970
Box 9: 17
The Kernel and Meaning (K)–Chapter 1, typed and
handwritten
handwritten
1969-1970
Box 9: 18
The Kernel and Meaning (L)–Chapter 1, typed
undated
Box 9: 19
The Kernel and Meaning (M)–Chpater 1, typed and handwritten (pp.
2-3 missing)
2-3 missing)
ca.1965-1972
Box 9: 20
The Kernel and Meaning (N)–Ch. 5 and Ch. 7 “Land”,
typed
typed
undated
Box 9: 21
The Kernel and Meaning (O)–Ch. 5, 6, 7, handwritten
ca.1965-1972
Box 9: 22
The Kernel and Meaning (P)–Chapter 6, typed and
handwritten
handwritten
undated
Box 9: 23
The Kernel and Meaning (Q)–Chapter 7 “Land”, typed
1972
Box 9: 24
The Kernel and Meaning (R)–Fragments, typed and handwritten from
pp. 70-89
pp. 70-89
ca.1965-1972
Box 9: 25
The Kernel and Meaning (S)–Introduction, typed and
handwritten
handwritten
cira 1972
Box 9: 26
The Kernel and Meaning (T)–“Third Strand”, typed
ca.1969-1971
Box 9: 27
The Kernel and Meaning (U)–unidentified, typed
undated
Box 9: 28
The Kernel and Meaning (V)–partial typed drafts with
edits
edits
undated
Box 9: 29
“Koch’s False Equation” submitted to the NY Times
1988
Box 9: 41
“Land”
undated
Box 5: 79
“Letters to the Press: Education, Jobs and School
Accountability”
Accountability”
ca.1985
Box 13: 104
Logic and Meaning–pp. 1-69
undated
Box 9: 42
Logic and Meaning–pp. 70-144
undated
Box 9: 43
Logic and Meaning–pp. 145-219
undated
Box 9: 44
Logic and Meaning–pp. 220-280
1972
Box 9: 45
Louis M. Rabinowitz Foundation Application
1976
Box 9: 46
“The Love Bowl”
1964
Box 9: 47
“The main thing…” by Molly Pitcher
1957
Box 9: 48
Material about W.E.B. DuBois–page fragment
undated
Box 9: 49
“Memo from the ‘you can’t have it both ways’
department”
department”
2002
Box 9: 50
“Memo on the ‘Draft Program’ for the Freedom Now
Party”
Party”
undated
Box 9: 51
“Memorandum #1”
1978
Box 9: 52
“Memorandum #2”
1973
Box 9: 53
“Memorandum on a book being written by Ted Allen on the origin of
racial slavery” (34 pages)
racial slavery” (34 pages)
1979
Box 9: 54
“Memorandum on Community Action on Boone Report
Recommendations”
Recommendations”
ca.1940-1945
Box 13: 105
“More Library Services, Not Less!:
1988
Box 13: 106
“The most vulnerable point…”
1972
Box 9: 55
National Endowment for the Humanities grant
application
application
1979
Box 9: 56
New York Times “Forum”
1997-2001
Box 9: 57
“Nixon’s ‘Southern Strategy'” (copy)
1969
Box 9: 58
“Nixon’s ‘Southern Strategy'” (original newspaper
edition)
edition)
1969
Box 9: 59
“No Equality in Racism”
1988
Box 9: 60
Notes for article on Roediger’s “Wages of Whiteness”
(handwritten)
(handwritten)
2000-2001
Box 9: 61
Notes for Chapter XXI
1989
Box 5: 80
“Notes for Harry’s wind-up of Book 1”
ca.1972
Box 9: 62
Notes from “Root of ‘American Exceptionalism'”
1996
Box 9: 63
Notes on article submission: “Toward an Integral Theory of Early
Colonial History”
Colonial History”
1974
Box 9: 64
“Notes on the History of the Social Movement in the United
States”
States”
ca.1968-1969
Box 9: 65
“Notes on the History of the Social Movement in the United
States” with notes and annotations
States” with notes and annotations
ca.1968-1969
Box 9: 66
“Notes on the History of the Social Movement in the United
States”-writing notes and drafts
States”-writing notes and drafts
ca.1968-1969
Box 9: 67
“Notes on Allen’s assistance to Jeff Perry on breaking the code
used in Hubert Harrison’s diary
used in Hubert Harrison’s diary
undated
Box 9: 68
“Notes on Two Continents Commodity Corporation”
ca.1962
Box 13: 107
OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) Listing of Ted Allen
Publications
Publications
2015
Box 9: 69
On Meszaro’s “Beyond Capital”–drafts and notes
2004
Box 9: 70
On reading “Miss Lonelyhearts”
ca.1971
Box 9: 71
“On Roediger’s ‘Wages of Whiteness'”–earlier drafts
2001
Box 9: 72
“On Roediger’s ‘Wages of Whiteness'”–final draft
2002
Box 9: 73
On the Wages of Whiteness: Roediger biography
2002
Box 9: 74
Original poetry
1955-1966
Box 9: 75
Original poetry and notes
ca.1939-1943
Box 13: 108
Peculiar Seed–Annotated Table of Contents
1976
Box 9: 76
Peculiar Seed–Annotated Table of Contents
undated
Box 9: 77
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 1-30
undated
Box 9: 78
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 31-60
undated
Box 9: 79
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 61-90
undated
Box 9: 80
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 91-120
undated
Box 9: 81
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 121-150
undated
Box 9: 82
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 151-180
undated
Box 9: 83
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 181-210
undated
Box 9: 84
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 211-240
undated
Box 9: 85
Peculiar Seed (Draft A)–pp. 241-266
undated
Box 9: 86
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–Chapter 1 inserts with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 87
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.1-30 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 88
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.31-60 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 89
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.61-90 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 90
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.91-120 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 91
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.121-150 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 92
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.151-180 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 93
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.181-210 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 94
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.211-240 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 95
Peculiar Seed (Draft B)–pp.241-263 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 96
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.1-30 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 97
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.31-60 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 98
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.61-90 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 99
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.91-120 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 100
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.121-150 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 101
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.151-180 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 102
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.181-210 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 103
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.211-240 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 104
Peculiar Seed (Draft C)–pp.241-265 with Ted Allen
annotations
annotations
undated
Box 9: 105
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 1: Precolonial England
undated
Box 9: 106
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 5: Anglo-Indivan Relations and the
“Labor Problem”
“Labor Problem”
undated
Box 9: 107
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 6: A Problem of
Historiography
Historiography
undated
Box 9: 108
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 7: The Company Period-First Two
Phases
Phases
ca.1994
Box 9: 109
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 8: Tobacco Price Problem-Debate and
Decision
Decision
undated
Box 9: 110
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 9: The Attack Begins
undated
Box 9: 111
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 10: Decisive Years,
1622-1623
1622-1623
undated
Box 9: 112
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 11: Chattel Labor and Economic
Theory
Theory
undated
Box 9: 113
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 13: The Normal Operation of An
Abnormal Labor System (pp. 1-60)
Abnormal Labor System (pp. 1-60)
undated
Box 9: 114
“Questionnaire: Lesser Evil” (includes draft of letter to an
editor)
editor)
undated
Box 9: 115
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Ch. 13: The Normal Operation of An
Abnormal Labor System (pp. 61-131)
Abnormal Labor System (pp. 61-131)
undated
Box 10: 1
Peculiar Seed (Draft D)–Notes in the front of the notebook
holding this draft
holding this draft
undated
Box 10: 2
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch. 1 Footnotes
undated
Box 10: 3
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 2: “The English Background
(continued)” and “The English Revolution” with notes
(continued)” and “The English Revolution” with notes
undated
Box 10: 4
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 2 Footnotes
undated
Box 10: 5
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 5: “Anglo-Indian Relations and the
‘Labor Problem'”
‘Labor Problem'”
undated
Box 10: 6
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 6 (p. 1 missing)
undated
Box 10: 7
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 7: “The Company Period-First Two
Phases”
Phases”
undated
Box 10: 8
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 8: “Tobacco Price Problem-Debate and
Decision”
Decision”
undated
Box 10: 9
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 9: “The Attack Begins”
undated
Box 10: 10
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 10: “Decisive Years,
1622-1623”
1622-1623”
undated
Box 10: 11
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch 11: “Chattel Labor and Economic
Theory”
Theory”
undated
Box 10: 12
Peculiar Seed (Draft E)–Ch. 13: “The Normal Operation of An
Abnormal Labor System”
Abnormal Labor System”
undated
Box 10: 13
Peculiar Seed (Draft F)–Chapter 1: “The English
Background”
Background”
undated
Box 10: 14
Peculiar Seed (Draft F)–Handwritten notes with Chapter
1
1
ca.1975
Box 10: 15
Peculiar Seed (Draft F)–Introduction and handwritten
notes
notes
undated
Box 10: 16
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Annotated Table of
Contents
Contents
1976
Box 10: 17
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 1: The English
Background (pp. 1-31)
Background (pp. 1-31)
1976
Box 10: 18
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 1 (part 2): The
English Revolution (pp. 25-57)
English Revolution (pp. 25-57)
1976
Box 10: 19
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 1 (part 3): The
English Bourgeoisie Turns to Other Labor Sources
English Bourgeoisie Turns to Other Labor Sources
1976
Box 10: 20
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 2: Anglo-Indian
Relations and the “Labor Problem”
Relations and the “Labor Problem”
1976
Box 10: 21
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 3:A Problem of
Historiography
Historiography
1976
Box 10: 22
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 4: The Compant
Period-First Two Phases
Period-First Two Phases
1976
Box 10: 23
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 5: Tobacco Price
Problem-Debate and Decision
Problem-Debate and Decision
1976
Box 10: 24
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 6: Intermediate
Bond Servitude Forms: Convicts, Apprentices, and
“Maids-for-Wives”
Bond Servitude Forms: Convicts, Apprentices, and
“Maids-for-Wives”
1976
Box 10: 25
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 7: Tenantry,
Wage-Labor, and Captain Nuce’s Plan
Wage-Labor, and Captain Nuce’s Plan
1976
Box 10: 26
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 8: Social
Control-Special Conditions and the Emergent Colony Elite
Control-Special Conditions and the Emergent Colony Elite
1976
Box 10: 27
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch 9: The Attack
Begins-“Renting Out” of Tenants
Begins-“Renting Out” of Tenants
1976
Box 10: 28
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 10: Decisive
Years, 1622-1623
Years, 1622-1623
1976
Box 10: 29
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 11: Chattel-Labor
and Economic Theory
and Economic Theory
1976
Box 10: 30
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Ch. 12: Epilogue and
Prologue-The Struggle Renewed
Prologue-The Struggle Renewed
1976
Box 10: 31
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–List of Works
Consulted, Appendices (pp. 258-266)
Consulted, Appendices (pp. 258-266)
1976
Box 10: 32
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Notes (pp.
191-221)
191-221)
1976
Box 10: 33
“Peculiar Seed: The Plantation of Bondage”–Notes (pp.
222-257)
222-257)
1976
Box 10: 34
“The People’s Welfare vs. Capitalist Crisis”
1955
Box 10: 35
Poetry, original
ca.1954-1968
Box 12: 21
Potential publishers–contact information
ca.1976
Box 10: 36
“Q and A on the Current Financial Crisis”
ca.1968
Box 13: 109
“‘Race’ and ‘Ethnicity’: History and the 2000 Census”
2001
Box 10: 37
“‘Race’ and the ‘Skilled Immigrant’ Bill” submitted to various
newspapers
newspapers
1990
Box 10: 38
Read on WNYC
1995
Box 10: 39
Record of Dates of Publisher Rejections
ca.1976
Box 10: 40
“Reflections of Ex-Homophobe”
1993
Box 10: 41
“Regarding Roediger”
1997-1998
Box 10: 42
Remove My Name (see pp. 83-85)
1996
Box 10: 43
Reply to Queries, Vol. 1
1993
Box 10: 44
Research Fellowship Application and Correspondence: Institute of
Afro-American and African Studies, Univ. of Virginia
Afro-American and African Studies, Univ. of Virginia
1981
Box 10: 45
Research for Roediger Criticism
2001
Box 5: 81
Response to Verso’s “Author Questionnaire”
1997
Box 10: 46
Response to “Zionism and the State of
Israel”
Israel”
1967
Box 13: 110
Results (annotated) of a “Yahoo” serach for Theodore W.
Allen
Allen
2000
Box 10: 47
Results of a “ProQuest” search for Theodore W. Allen
2011
Box 10: 48
“Rethink PLO Policy”
1986
Box 10: 49
Review: The Hookmen–“The Undiscovered Secret”, reviewed in World
Magazine and in The Polish Review
Magazine and in The Polish Review
1973
Box 10: 50
Review: The Unstable Economy, reviewed in The
Guardian
Guardian
1973
Box 10: 51
The Revolution in the Revolution
undated
Box 10: 52
Roediger, Comments On
1997
Box 10: 53
“SCEF Draft”–regarding Negro peoples movement in New York
City
City
ca.1958-1968
Box 10: 54
“Sharpton’s Candidacy in Historical Context”
1997
Box 10: 55
“Six Theses”
1971
Box 10: 56
“The Slave Poletariat”
undated
Box 10: 57
“Slavery, Racism and Democracy”
1978
Box 10: 58
“Some Thoughts on Proletarian Strategy”
1974
Box 10: 59
“Speaking at Sao Paolo, Brazil…”: Marxist-Leninist Polemic on
Latin American trade
Latin American trade
ca.1956-1960
Box 10: 60
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”
(Nov. 18, 1997 draft) (“Villanova Final Draft”)
(Nov. 18, 1997 draft) (“Villanova Final Draft”)
1997
Box 10: 61
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”
(Nov. 21, 1997 draft) (“Jeff Perry’s editing copy”)
(Nov. 21, 1997 draft) (“Jeff Perry’s editing copy”)
1997
Box 10: 62
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”
(Nov. 21, 1997 draft) (“Villanova Final Draft”)
(Nov. 21, 1997 draft) (“Villanova Final Draft”)
1997
Box 10: 63
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”
(Dec. 1, 1997 draft)
(Dec. 1, 1997 draft)
1997
Box 10: 64
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”-Part
1
1
1998
Box 10: 65
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”-Part
II
II
1998
Box 10: 66
Summary of the argument of “The Invention of the White Race”-Part
II with edits
II with edits
ca.1998
Box 10: 67
“A Survey of the Mining Industry”
1944
Box 12: 22
Synoptic Table of Contents of The Invention of the White Race
(tentative title)
(tentative title)
1989
Box 10: 68
Synoptic Table of Contents of the Invention of the White
Race
Race
1989, Dec 9
Box 5: 60
Synoptic Table of Contents of The Invention of the White
Race
Race
1992
Box 10: 69
“Ted Allen’s reply to Judith Levine’s VLS (September 1994) review
of the Invention of the White Race, Volume One”
of the Invention of the White Race, Volume One”
1994
Box 10: 70
“Allen’s Copy Installment #2”
1971
Box 10: 71
Theodore W. Allen Chronological Bibliography
ca.2005-2010
Box 10: 72
“…They Would Have Destroyed Me”: Corrections
undated
Box 10: 73
“…They Would Have Destroyed Me: Slavery and the Origins of
Racism”
Racism”
1971
Box 10: 74
“Think January”
2000
Box 10: 75
Thinking About “Wasteland” and “The Sun Also Rises”
1971
Box 10: 76
To the Merillon Station
1993
Box 10: 77
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History: From the War of
Independence to the Civil War–Appendix B
Independence to the Civil War–Appendix B
2003, Nov 14
Box 10: 78
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Outline
2003
Box 10: 79
“”Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 1 (p.
18)
18)
2002, Aug 24
Box 10: 80
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History” (Part 1)
2003
Box 10: 81
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History” (Part 1)
2004, Oct
Box 10: 82
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History” (Part 1) (The
Anglo-American Colonial Period through the War of
Independence)
Anglo-American Colonial Period through the War of
Independence)
ca.2000-2005
Box 10: 83
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (p.
20-25)
20-25)
2003, Oct 2
Box 10: 84
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2002, Oct 5
Box 10: 85
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp. 9,
15-17)
15-17)
2002, Oct 8
Box 10: 86
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (p.
16-33)
16-33)
2002, Oct 28
Box 10: 87
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
24-36)
24-36)
2002, Nov 17
Box 10: 88
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2002, Dec 6
Box 10: 89
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2002, Dec 22
Box 10: 90
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
4-5)
4-5)
2003, Apr 7
Box 10: 91
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2003, May 6
Box 10: 92
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
7-13))
7-13))
2003, May 16
Box 10: 93
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2003, May 19
Box 10: 94
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-4)
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-4)
2003, May 30
Box 10: 95
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-9, 17-28)
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-9, 17-28)
2003, Jun 1
Box 10: 96
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
8-15)
8-15)
2003, Jun 1
Box 10: 97
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
16-23)
16-23)
2003, Jun 23
Box 10: 98
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-12, 29)
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-12, 29)
2003, Jul 4
Box 10: 99
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
2-21)
2-21)
2003, Jul 8
Box 10: 100
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)
Independence to the Civil War)
2003, Aug 30
Box 10: 101
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (p.
14)
14)
2003, Sep 15
Box 10: 102
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)
Independence to the Civil War)
2003, Sep 20
Box 10: 103
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
3-4)
3-4)
2003, Sep 30
Box 10: 104
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)
Independence to the Civil War)
2003, Oct 8
Box 10: 105
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-38)
Independence to the Civil War)(pp. 1-38)
2003, Oct 22
Box 10: 106
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
22-27)
22-27)
2003, Nov 1
Box 11: 1
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
23-25)
23-25)
2003, Nov 6
Box 11: 2
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
24-27)
24-27)
2003, Nov 7
Box 11: 3
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
23-32)
23-32)
2003, Nov 8
Box 11: 4
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2003, Nov 14
Box 11: 5
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2003, Nov 14
Box 11: 6
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (European-American
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
Labor in the Ante-Bellum Period)
2003, Nov 16
Box 11: 7
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
45-66)
45-66)
2003, Nov 20
Box 11: 8
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (From the War of
Independence to the Civil War)
Independence to the Civil War)
2003, Dec 18
Box 11: 9
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 (pp.
12-32)
12-32)
2003, Dec 19
Box 11: 10
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2
2004, Oct
Box 11: 11
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 Appendix B (From
the War of Independence to the Civil War)
the War of Independence to the Civil War)
2003, Nov 14
Box 11: 12
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 2 Notes
2005, Feb 28
Box 11: 13
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 3 (From the Civil
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction) (pp. 1-5)
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction) (pp. 1-5)
2004, Jan 30
Box 11: 14
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 3 (From the Civil
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
2004, Jan 31
Box 11: 15
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 3 (From the Civil
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
2004, Feb
Box 11: 16
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 3 (From the Civil
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
2004, Sep 2
Box 11: 17
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–Part 3 (From the Civil
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
War to ‘White’ Reconstruction)
2004, Oct
Box 11: 18
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–(pp. 1-31)
2002,Aug-Sep
Box 5: 82
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History”–(pp.10-24)
2002, Jul 15
Box 5: 83
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History: What is meant by ‘the
American working class’?”
American working class’?”
2002, May 21
Box 11: 19
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History: What is meant by ‘the
American working class’?”
American working class’?”
2008, Aug 28
Box 11: 20
“Toward a Revolution in Labor History: What is meant by ‘the
American working class’?”
American working class’?”
2009, Jan 29
Box 11: 21
“Toward An Integral Theory of Early Colonial History” Bob Leiken
(reading notes)
(reading notes)
ca.1975
Box 11: 22
“Toward An Integral Theory of Early Colonial History (Ten
Theses)”
Theses)”
1974
Box 11: 23
“Two Roads” by Milton Palmer
1958
Box 11: 24
“Two Roads for American Communists” written by Milton
Palmer
Palmer
1958
Box 11: 25
Unidentified Chapter-begins: “The resurgence of the American
Negro’s struggle for national liberation…”
Negro’s struggle for national liberation…”
ca.1965-1970
Box 11: 26
Unidentified Document (about the Socialist Labor
Party)–Notes
Party)–Notes
ca.1969
Box 11: 27
Unidentified Document, pp. 12-39 (about the Socialist Labor
Party) with comments from Janet and Stu Dowty
Party) with comments from Janet and Stu Dowty
ca.1968-1969
Box 11: 28
Unidentified Document Fragment (about Marxists-Leninist stance on
political economy)–pp. 48-56 with supporting articles on Latin
America
political economy)–pp. 48-56 with supporting articles on Latin
America
undated
Box 11: 29
Unidentified Footnotes–typed and handwritten
versions
versions
undated
Box 12: 23
Unidentified page about racism– “Definition”
undated
Box 11: 30
“The Unstable Marxists”:(A Comment on ‘The Unstable Economy,
Booms and Recessions in the U.S.’)
Booms and Recessions in the U.S.’)
ca.1973
Box 11: 31
Untitled Thoughts on Israeli Oppression of
Palestinians
Palestinians
ca.2004
Box 11: 32
“Urpedata 97” (p. 5-7)
1999
Box 5: 84
Verlag Publishers Marketing Announcement–“The Invention of the
White Race”-German translation
White Race”-German translation
1999
Box 11: 33
Verso Publishers–Author Guidelines
undated
Box 11: 34
Verso Publishers–Author’s Questionnaire
1993, 1999
Box 11: 35
Verso Publishers–Contract
1991
Box 11: 36
Verso Publishers–Illustrations
ca.1990-1993
Box 11: 37
Verso Publishers–Marketing Announcement: “The Invention of the
White Race”
White Race”
1994-2013
Box 11: 38
Verso Publishers–Notes
1990-1993
Box 11: 39
“The Vital Issue of Seniority in the Coal Mines”
1948
Box 11: 40
“Wall Street and You By the Economist”-Federated
Press
Press
1949
Box 12: 24
Wellstone, Yes; Faux, No
1997
Box 11: 41
“What has the price of gold got to do with our struggle to
achieve control of our own lives?”
achieve control of our own lives?”
ca.1968-1970
Box 13: 111
“What is meant by ‘the American working class’?”
undated
Box 11: 42
“What is meant by ‘the American working class’ and how are its
interests to be defined?”
interests to be defined?”
2004
Box 11: 43
“What People Hope For” submitted to the NY Times, Newsday and
Daily News
Daily News
1989
Box 11: 44
White Blindspot
1967
Box 11: 45
White Blindspot: An Introduction
1971
Box 11: 46
White Blindspot: Note to the Present Edition
1976
Box 11: 47
“The ‘White Race’ As the ‘Peculiar Institution’: Ten
Theses”
Theses”
1997
Box 11: 48
“White Supremacy in U.S. History”
1975
Box 13: 112
The Worker
1955
Box 11: 49
Subseries B. Reviews
1990-2007
“The Life and Work of Theodore William Allen: ‘Toward a
Revolution in Labor History'”–Blog post
Revolution in Labor History'”–Blog post
2007
Box 11: 50
Report on “The Invention of the White Race”–Roediger,
David
David
1990
Box 11: 51
Review of “The Invention of the White Race”, reviewed by Jeff
Perry
Perry
2006
Box 11: 52
Review of “The Invention of the White Race”, reviewed in
“rougeforum.org”
“rougeforum.org”
2003
Box 11: 53
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
American Historical Review
American Historical Review
1996
Box 11: 54
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
The Columbia Free Press
The Columbia Free Press
1998
Box 11: 55
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
Contemporary Sociology
Contemporary Sociology
1995
Box 11: 56
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
The Journal of American History
The Journal of American History
1995
Box 11: 57
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
The Journal of Social History
The Journal of Social History
1995
Box 11: 58
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
“Labour/La Travail”
“Labour/La Travail”
1997
Box 11: 59
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
the London Times Literary Supplement
the London Times Literary Supplement
1994
Box 13: 113
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1), Reviewed in
The Marxist Review of Books
The Marxist Review of Books
1999
Box 11: 60
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1 + 2),
Reviewed in www.nadir.org (in German)
Reviewed in www.nadir.org (in German)
1999
Box 11: 61
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 1 + 2),
Reviewed in www.xensei.com
Reviewed in www.xensei.com
1999
Box 11: 62
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 2), Reviewed in
American Historical Review
American Historical Review
1998
Box 11: 63
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 2), Reviewed in
the Journal of Southern History
the Journal of Southern History
1999
Box 11: 64
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 2), Reviewed in
Labor History
Labor History
1999
Box 11: 65
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 2), Reviewed in
The Tri-State Defender
The Tri-State Defender
1997
Box 11: 66
Review of “The Invention of the White Race” (Vol. 2), Reviewed in
www.amazon.com
www.amazon.com
2003
Box 11: 67
Subseries C. Speaking engagements
1973-2004
“10 Theses on the White Race As the Peculiar
Institution”–Institute for African American Studies, Univ. of
Connecticut
Institution”–Institute for African American Studies, Univ. of
Connecticut
1997
Box 11: 68
“After Identity Politics: The Politics of the 2000
Census”–Marxist Literary Group (MLG)
Census”–Marxist Literary Group (MLG)
2000
Box 11: 69
“American Exceptionalism and the Peculiar Institution”–Summer
Conference, URPE
Conference, URPE
1985
Box 11: 70
“An Evaluative Critique of the ‘Race As a Social Construct’
Thesis–A Summary”
Thesis–A Summary”
undated
Box 11: 71
“An Interview with Theodore W. Allen”–by Jonathan Scott and
Gregory Meyerson
Gregory Meyerson
1998
Box 11: 72
Annotated drafts and notes for “Guardian Forum Talk”
1974
Box 11: 73
“Background material for Ted Allen’s contribution to panel
discussion on ‘National Differences within the Class’
discussion on ‘National Differences within the Class’
undated
Box 11: 74
“Base and Superstructure and the Socialist Perspective”–“How
Class Works” Conference, 2004, State Univ. of New York at Stony
Brook
Class Works” Conference, 2004, State Univ. of New York at Stony
Brook
2004
Box 11: 75
Bio and notes for Allen seminar
undated
Box 11: 76
“Black Culture at Library”–T. Allen speaking at Brooklyn Public
Library
Library
1975
Box 11: 77
“Class Struggle and Slavery in the Colonial South”–Conference on
Marxian Analysis of History, Yale University
Marxian Analysis of History, Yale University
1974
Box 11: 78
“Constructing Race” Seminar (rejected proposal)–Institute of
Early American History and Culture
Early American History and Culture
1995
Box 11: 79
“Contribution to Discussion” (pp. 8-14)–Pittsburgh
1995
Box 11: 80
A Critique of the ‘Race-as-a-Social-Construct’ Thesis–“Seeds of
Liberation” Conference, State Univ. of New York at Stony
Brook
Liberation” Conference, State Univ. of New York at Stony
Brook
2000
Box 11: 81
Cultural Studies Symposium”-Notes-Kansas State
University
University
2000
Box 11: 82
“The Demography of Race: Multiracial Family Structures and the
Socio-Economic Institutional Challenges to Racial Identity”–SSHA
Conference
Socio-Economic Institutional Challenges to Racial Identity”–SSHA
Conference
1999
Box 5: 85
Excerpt from “If You’re Brown-or Maybe Purple-You’re White”–used
in Ted Allen race lecture
in Ted Allen race lecture
ca.1976
Box 11: 83
Factual Data–Notes for URPE Conference
1997
Box 11: 84
“Globalization and White-Skin Privilege”–Workshop, URPE
Conference
Conference
1997
Box 11: 85
“How Class Works” Conference, 2002–Articles and Notes–State
Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
2002
Box 11: 86
“How Class Works” Conference, 2002–Discussion–State Univ. of
New York at Stony Brook
New York at Stony Brook
2002
Box 11: 87
“How Class Works” Conference, 2002–General Information–State
Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
2002
Box 11: 88
“How Class Works” Conference, 2004–Discussion Excerpt (pp.
12-15)–State Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
12-15)–State Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
2004
Box 11: 89
“How Class Works” Conference, 2004–General Information–State
Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
Univ. of New York at Stony Brook
2004
Box 11: 90
Impromptu remarks in Marxist Literary Group discussion (revised
and extended)
and extended)
1995
Box 11: 91
Interview, Tom Pope Show
2000
Box 11: 92
“The Invention of the White Race”–Butler University
1996
Box 11: 93
“The Invention of the White Race”–Event flyers
1995 and undated
Box 11: 94
“The Invention of the White Race”–“Historical Amnesia” class,
Institute for Retired Professionals and Executives, Brooklyn
College
Institute for Retired Professionals and Executives, Brooklyn
College
1994
Box 11: 95
“The Invention of the White Race”–Honors Seminar, Virginia
Commonwealth University
Commonwealth University
1992
Box 11: 96
“The Invention of the White Race”–RPA Conference, San
Francisco
Francisco
1998
Box 5: 86
“The Invention of the White Race”, Suggested Readings–University
Honors Seminar
Honors Seminar
1992
Box 11: 97
“Is Ethnicity the Locomotive of History?”–Socialist Scholars
Conference, New York, NY
Conference, New York, NY
1993
Box 11: 98
“Is ‘Ethnicity’ the Locomotive of History?”-Proposal–Socialist
Scholars Conference, New York, NY
Scholars Conference, New York, NY
1993
Box 11: 99
“National Differences Within the Class”-Background material for
Ted Allen’s contribution to the panel discussion
Ted Allen’s contribution to the panel discussion
1972
Box 11: 100
New York University Law School talk
1973
Box 11: 101
Notes for an interview on the Tom Pope Show
2000
Box 11: 102
“On the Construction of Whiteness”–Marxist Literary Group,
Institute on Culture and Society
Institute on Culture and Society
1995
Box 11: 103
“On the White Skin Privilege Theory of the White Blindspot Paper
and Its Adequacy as a Strategy for the Proletarian Revolution in the
U.S.”
and Its Adequacy as a Strategy for the Proletarian Revolution in the
U.S.”
ca.1970
Box 11: 104
“The Origins of Racial Slavery”–flyer
1976
Box 11: 105
Prospectus for presentation–URPE Conference, New Haven,
Connecticut
Connecticut
1974
Box 11: 106
“The Question of the Black Nation”
1973
Box 11: 107
“Race” and “Ethnicity”: History and the 2000 Census–Annual
meeting, Marxist Literary Group, Georgetown University
meeting, Marxist Literary Group, Georgetown University
2000
Box 11: 108
“Race and Ethnicity: Reinvention of the White Race?”–Ethnic
Studies Colloquium, University of California, Berkeley
Studies Colloquium, University of California, Berkeley
1998
Box 11: 109
Remarks–“White Papers” session, Marxist Literary Group,
Institute on Culture and Society
Institute on Culture and Society
1995
Box 11: 110
Remarks on “The Invention of the White Race”–Africana Institute,
Villanova University
Villanova University
1997 Oct 19
Box 11: 111
Remarks on “The Invention of the White Race”–Africana Institute,
Villanova University (longer draft)
Villanova University (longer draft)
1997 Nov 12
Box 11: 112
Remarks on “The Invention of the White Race”–Multicultural
conference, Bryn Mawr College
conference, Bryn Mawr College
1994
Box 11: 113
Remarks on “The Invention of the White Race”–University of
Connecticut talk
Connecticut talk
1995
Box 11: 114
Remarks to be delivered at ‘White Papers’ session of the conference by Marxist Literary Group Institute on Culture and Society…
1995
Box 5: 87
Social Science History Association Conference
1999
Box 5: 88
“Speech of Hard Times and the North Dorchester Tenants Organizing
Committee on the Boston Busing Situation”–Boston Busing Forum,
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Committee on the Boston Busing Situation”–Boston Busing Forum,
University of Massachusetts, Boston
1974
Box 11: 115
A Symposium on Whiteness–Marxist Literary Group, Institute for
Culture and Society, Carnegie Mellon University
Culture and Society, Carnegie Mellon University
1995
Box 11: 116
Ted Allen’s speech–Guardian Forum
1973
Box 11: 117
Television inteview, BCAI
2000
Box 11: 118
Theodore W. Allen at the Brooklyn Public Library
1975
Box 11: 119
“Topics in American Literature, Peculiar Relations: American
Literature and White Identity”–New York University
Literature and White Identity”–New York University
2002
Box 11: 120
“A transcript of Ted Allen’s Talk on the Domestic Economic
Situation”–Chicago, Illinois
Situation”–Chicago, Illinois
1974
Box 11: 121
“Tri-Centenniel: Bacon’s Rebellion and the ‘Peculiar
Institution'”–Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY
Institution'”–Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY
1975
Box 11: 122
Union for Radical Political Economics (URPE)
Conference–Informational Materials and Allen’s Notes
Conference–Informational Materials and Allen’s Notes
1985
Box 13: 114
“What is meant by the American working class, and how are its
interests to be defined?”–“How Class Works” conference, 2002, State
University of New York, Stony Brook
interests to be defined?”–“How Class Works” conference, 2002, State
University of New York, Stony Brook
2002
Box 11: 123
“White Supremacy in U.S. History”–Guardian Forum on the National
Question
Question
1973
Box 11: 124
“Who Counts? What Counts, and How? the Census 2000”–9th Annual
Cultural Studies Symposium, Kansas State University
Cultural Studies Symposium, Kansas State University
2000
Box 11: 125
“Writing ‘The Invention of the White Race'”–University of Albany
(NY) Dept. of History
(NY) Dept. of History
2004
Box 11: 126
“WSP Seminar”
1975
Box 12: 25
Subseries D. Articles about Allen
1991-2016
“The Absent Referent: Theodore Allen, The Invention of the White
Race, Vol. 1”–Hamilton, Terence
Race, Vol. 1”–Hamilton, Terence
ca.2005-2007
Box 11: 127
“Acknowledgements” and “Preface” in How the Irish Became
White–Ignatiev, Noel
White–Ignatiev, Noel
ca.1995
Box 13: 115
“An addition to the ‘white privilege’ debate”–Perry,
Jeff
Jeff
2012
Box 11: 128
Article on white supremacy in history–Author unknown
2011
Box 11: 129
Author’s Response to “Review Article” The Irish in America: ‘old’
history and the ‘new'”
history and the ‘new'”
ca.2000-2002
Box 13: 116
“Before the White Race Was Invented”–Scott, Jonathan
1998-2007
Box 11: 130
“Black Culture At Library”
1975
Box 13: 117
Bob Leiken Reading Notes on T. Allen’s “Toward an integral theory
of early colonial history”
of early colonial history”
ca.1975
Box 13: 118
“A Book Lovers Round Up!”–Jackson, David Earl
1997
Box 11: 131
“Building Bridges for Healthy Multicultural Communities in
Detroit”–Boggs, Grace Lee
Detroit”–Boggs, Grace Lee
1999
Box 11: 132
“Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery: The Invention
of the White Race”–Seek the Truth, Serve the People
blogspot
of the White Race”–Seek the Truth, Serve the People
blogspot
2007
Box 13: 119
“The Color of Politics in the United States: White Supremacy as
the Main Explanation for the Peculiarities of American Politics from
Colonial Times to the Present”–Goldfield, Michael
the Main Explanation for the Peculiarities of American Politics from
Colonial Times to the Present”–Goldfield, Michael
1991
Box 11: 133
“Colour coding in America: The Invention of the White Race”–Way,
Peter
Peter
1998
Box 11: 134
“The Crisis of White Supremacy”–Horne, Gerald
2003
Box 11: 135
A Cultural History of Privilege–Reagle, Joseph
2015
Box 13: 120
“The Deforming Mirror of Truth: Slavery and the Master Narrative
of American History”–Huggins, Nathan I.
of American History”–Huggins, Nathan I.
1991
Box 11: 136
Draft of chapters on Ted Allen and Hubert Harrison–Perry,
Jeff
Jeff
2016
Box 11: 137
“Early History of the United States”–Goldfield,
Michael
Michael
1997
Box 11: 138
English 495: Marxist Cultural Theory–syllabus
undated
Box 11: 139
“Essay 2a”–Brown, G. Brandon
2001
Box 13: 121
Ethnic Identity Pages
ca.2001
Box 13: 122
“The Generalist versus the Professionalist”–Scott,
Jonathan
Jonathan
ca.2004-2008
Box 13: 123
Guardian Forum posts: “Question of Black Nation”
1973
Box 13: 124
Hard War in the West: U.S. Military Conduct Toward Southern
Civilians and Native Americans in Comparative Perspective
Civilians and Native Americans in Comparative Perspective
1996
Box 13: 1
“History lesson: ‘Invention of the White Race’ by Theodore Allen
is worth discovering, then studying, and finally
discussing…”–Schmidt, George N.
is worth discovering, then studying, and finally
discussing…”–Schmidt, George N.
2015
Box 11: 141
“Hubert Harrison: A Portrait with Comments on Democracy, Race
Consciousness, and the Struggle for Socialism”–Perry, Jeff
Consciousness, and the Struggle for Socialism”–Perry, Jeff
2003
Box 11: 142
“In Defense of Ted Allen: A Review of ‘A House Divided: Labor and
White Supremacy'”–Perry, Jeff
White Supremacy'”–Perry, Jeff
undated
Box 11: 143
“Index of Reviews and Notices of ‘Invention’… by Name of
Reviewer” with reviews as of Jan. 2000
Reviewer” with reviews as of Jan. 2000
2000
Box 5: 89
“Inside the White Race Corral”–Scott, Jonathan
1997
Box 5: 90
“An Interview with Theodore W. Allen”–Scott, Jonathan and
Meyerson, Gregory
Meyerson, Gregory
1998
Box 13: 126
“Introduction: Post-Marxist Aporias”–Siar, David
1998
Box 13: 127
Introduction to “Introduction to the United States”–Ignatiev,
Noel
Noel
ca.1991-1993
Box 13: 128
Introduction to “The Invention of the White Race”–Perry,
Jeff
Jeff
2005
Box 5: 91
“Introduction: What is the “Burden” all about?”–Johnson,
Charles
Charles
2005
Box 13: 129
“The invention and transformation of the white race”–author
unknown
unknown
undated
Box 5: 92
“The Invention of the White Race”–Brewer, John D.
1995
Box 5: 93
“The Invention of the White Race”–Crowley, J.
2007
Box 5: 94
“The Invention of the White Race”–Feldman, Glenn and Till-Retz,
Roberta
Roberta
1997
Box 5: 95
“The Invention of the White Race”–Ignatiev, Noel
1995
Box 5: 96
“The Invention of the White Race”–Lunn, Kenneth
1997
Box 5: 97
“The Invention of the White Race”–Macrobius
2007
Box 5: 98
“The Invention of the White Race”–Perry, Jeff
2013
Box 5: 99
“The Invention of the White Race”–listed on Amazon.com with
reviews from readers
reviews from readers
2006
Box 5: 100
“Invention of the White Race Scholar; or A Life as Insurrection,
Ted Allen (1919-2005)”–Hill, Mike
Ted Allen (1919-2005)”–Hill, Mike
2005
Box 5: 101
“The Invention of the White Race, Volume 1”–Ahern,
Sean
Sean
2013
Box 5: 102
“The Invention of the White Race, Vol. 1”–Perry,
Jeff
Jeff
1994
Box 5: 103
“The Invention of the White Race, Vol. 2”–Kay, Marvin L.
Michael
Michael
1999
Box 5: 104
“Is There a Caste System in America?”–Malhotra,
Rajiv
Rajiv
undated
Box 13: 130
“J.A. Rogers: The Scholarship of an Organic
Intellectual”–Asukile, Thabiti
Intellectual”–Asukile, Thabiti
2006
Box 13: 131
Jonathan Scott paper with edits from Ted
undated
Box 5: 105
“Learning to Be White: Class, White Shame and The Oxygen
Man”–Meyerson, Gregory
Man”–Meyerson, Gregory
2007
Box 13: 132
“The Legacy of Theodore W. Allen and the Questions and Materials
He Left for Us”–Perry, Jeff
He Left for Us”–Perry, Jeff
2005
Box 5: 106
Letters to the Guardian: “National Question”–Perry,
Jeff
Jeff
1975
Box 13: 133
“The Life and Work of Theodore William Allen-Toward a Revolution
in Labor History”
in Labor History”
2007
Box 13: 134
Listed in video collection-Institute for African American Studies
Critical Issues Lecture Subseries
Critical Issues Lecture Subseries
2001
Box 5: 107
“Looking at the White Working Class Historically”–Gilbert,
David
David
1984
Box 13: 135
“Maoism vs. National Liberation: Where Does RYM II
Stand?”
Stand?”
1970
Box 13: 136
Masks of Democracy: Labor Suppression in Mexico and the United
States
States
1998
Box 13: 137
“Michael Goldfield’s Color of Politics”–Rothenberg,
Mel
Mel
2013
Box 5: 108
Mis-hitting postmodernism (see p. 3)–Dumain, Ralph
1999
Box 13: 138
“Notes on Ted Allen article”–author unknown
undated
Box 5: 109
On “Groupness”–Yans, Virginia
2006
Box 13: 139
“On the White Skin Privilege Theory of the White Blindspot Paper
and Its Adequacy As A Strategy for the Proletarian Revolution in the
U.S.”
and Its Adequacy As A Strategy for the Proletarian Revolution in the
U.S.”
1971
Box 13: 140
“Once Again on the ‘Last Instance,” or What Marx and Engels
Really Said, And Why It Matters Anyhow”
Really Said, And Why It Matters Anyhow”
ca.1978
Box 13: 141
“Peculiar Relations: White Identity and Imaginative
Literature”–Scott, Jonathan
Literature”–Scott, Jonathan
2002
Box 5: 110
Post-Marxist Aporias–Introduction–Siar, David
1998
Box 13: 142
Posts about Ted on Danish website “Socialistick
Bibliotek”
Bibliotek”
2005
Box 5: 111
PowerPoint slides for talks on Hubert Harrison and Ted
Allen
Allen
2016
Box 5: 112
Principles and Politics in a Self-Made Nation: Books About
Jefferson, Racism, History and Mythmaking–Burke, Caitlin
Jefferson, Racism, History and Mythmaking–Burke, Caitlin
2001
Box 13: 143
Privilege and the Working Class–Cohn, Candace
2015
Box 13: 144
Race and class in the United States: J. Sakai and the politics of
revolution
revolution
2016
Box 13: 145
“Race and Class in the U.S.: The Legacy of Ted Allen”–Fletcher,
Bill Jr.
Bill Jr.
2005
Box 5: 113
“Race Backward, Race Forward: Thomas Sowell, William Julius
Wilson and Derrick Bell Considered”–Horne, Gerald
Wilson and Derrick Bell Considered”–Horne, Gerald
1997
Box 5: 114
“Race: Have Black, White, Red, Yellow or Brown People Always Been
Those Colors?”
Those Colors?”
1999
Box 13: 146
Report on “The Invention of the White Race”–Roediger,
David
David
1990
Box 5: 115
“Response to Ted Allen”–Zeskind, Lenny
undated
Box 5: 116
“Review: Black Subjugation in America”–Scipes, Kim
2017
Box 5: 117
Review and Feedback on “The Kernel and Meaning”–Slavin,
David
David
undated
Box 5: 118
Review of “Postcolonial Hospitality…”–Slavin,
David
David
2002
Box 13: 147
“Root of the Holocaust: Racism and Social
Control”–Undergraduate/Graduate Colloquium
Control”–Undergraduate/Graduate Colloquium
undated
Box 5: 119
“Roots of White Supremacy Focus of Speech”–University of
Connecticut ‘The Daily Compass’
Connecticut ‘The Daily Compass’
1997
Box 5: 120
“Seeing White”–Erickson, Peter
undated
Box 5: 121
“Slides Working”–unknown author
undated
Box 13: 148
“The Sojourner Truth Organization: Notes Toward a
History”
History”
2006
Box 5: 122
“Some Initial Thoughts on the Contributions of Ted
Allen”–O’Neil, Dennis
Allen”–O’Neil, Dennis
2005
Box 13: 149
“Special Section: Theodore W. Allen” and “In Memoriam: Theodore
W. Allen”
W. Allen”
2005
Box 13: 150
Syllabus for “Africa Before 1885”–California State University,
Stanislaus
Stanislaus
2000
Box 13: 151
Syllabus for “The Atlantic Diaspora: Colonialism, Resistance,
Literatures”–Univ. of Guelph, Ontario
Literatures”–Univ. of Guelph, Ontario
2002
Box 13: 152
Syllabus for “The Politics of Race” (see p. 2)
ca.1997-2000
Box 13: 153
Syllabus for “Whiteness Theory and Education”–University of
Utah
Utah
2000
Box 13: 154
“Talking About Pennies” and the Dialectical Challenge: A Response
to Alan Sinfeld’s “Selective Quotation”–Siar, David
to Alan Sinfeld’s “Selective Quotation”–Siar, David
2001
Box 13: 155
Tarred with the same brush–Jaffard, Sylvestre
2015
Box 13: 156
“Ted Allen-R.I.P.”–Plawiuk, Eugene
2005
Box 5: 123
“Ted Allen and the Invention of the White Race”–Ucelli,
Juliet
Juliet
2002
Box 5: 124
Third Wave Study Group: Posts regarding the context for Allen’s
work posthumously
work posthumously
2006
Box 5: 125
“The Thirty-Three Percent Nation: White Writing in Black
Struggle”–unknown author
Struggle”–unknown author
undated
Box 13: 157
Unapproved Roads: Post-Colonialism and Irish Identity
ca.1995
Box 13: 158
“Unraveling the Knot of Privilege, Power, and
Difference”–Johnson, Allan G.
Difference”–Johnson, Allan G.
2012
Box 5: 126
“White Power”–The Marxist Review of Books
1994
Box 5: 127
“The White Race Was Invented: Here’s How It Happened”–Ahern,
Sean
Sean
2015
Box 5: 128
“Whiteness and Class Struggle”–Ignatiev, Noel
2003
Box 13: 159
“Whiteness and Its Complications”–Roediger, David R.
2006
Box 13: 160
“Whiteness Studies”–“All Things Considered” radio
program–Siegel, Robert
program–Siegel, Robert
1998
Box 5: 129
Whites Will Be Whites: The Failure to Interrogate Racial
Privilege–Powell, John A.
Privilege–Powell, John A.
2000
Box 5: 130
“The year’s best books: a survey of 1997”–Powers,
Bob
Bob
1998
Box 5: 131
Series 3. Research Materials and Notes (partially
processed)
processed)
XXXX-XXXX
Notecards
XXXX
Box 14,15,16,25,26
Research Topic: Africa
XXXX
Box 30
Research Topic: African American History
XXXX
Box 17,28,30
Research Topic: Assorted Other Topics
XXXX
Box 30
Research Topic: Bacon’s Rebellion
XXXX
Box 24,28
Research Topic: Bibliographies/Citations
XXXX
Box 22,28,30
Research Topic: Economics
XXXX
Box 23,28
Research Topic: English History
XXXX
Box 21,22,28,30
Research Topic: Ethnic Demographics
XXXX
Box 19
Research Topic: Existentialism
XXXX
Box 17
Research Topic: French Canada
XXXX
Box 28
Research Topic: Imperialism
XXXX
Box 17
Research Topic: Irish History
XXXX
Box 20,28,30
Research Topic: Labor
XXXX
Box 19,28
Research Topic: Latin America
XXXX
Box 22,28,30
Research Topic: Male Supremacy
XXXX
Box 23,28
Research Topic: Maps
XXXX
Box 22
Research Topic: Marxism-Leninism
XXXX
Box 17,28
Research Topic: Native Americans
XXXX
Box 20
Research Topic: Race
XXXX
Box 24,28,30
Research Topic: Slavery
XXXX
Box 22,23,28,30
Research Topic: Social Psychology
XXXX
Box 23
Research Topic: Social Sciences
XXXX
Box 30
Research Topic: US History
XXXX
Box 21,28,30
Research Topic: Virginia History
XXXX
Box 18,27,29,30
Research Topic: the West Indies
XXXX
Box 20,30
Series 4. Biographical and personal
1926/2017
Subseries A. Personal
1926-2017
1962 Date Book-Entries
1962
Box 31: 1
1962 Date Book-Items Interleaved
1962
Box 31: 2
Address Book
1991
Box 31: 3
Address Book
ca.1977
Box 31: 4
Address Book
ca.1983-1987
Box 31: 5
Address Books (undated 1 of 2)
undated
Box 31: 6
Address Books (undated 2 of 2)
undated
Box 31: 7
Address List-Email Adresses
undated
Box 31: 8
Address List for Ted Allen Fund
undated
Box 31: 9
Addresses At Which Ted Lived (from US Public Records)
1950-1993
Box 31: 10
“Against Racism” Newsletters
1983-1986
Box 31: 11
Agenda and Notes froM Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s
Business-Education Committee Meeting
Business-Education Committee Meeting
1988
Box 31: 12
Allen, Almeda (mother)-correspondence related to her funeral and
insurance arrangements
insurance arrangements
1950
Box 31: 13
Allen, Almeda (mother)-stenographer efficiency report
1949
Box 31: 14
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Logic and Meaning” (1 of
4)
4)
undated
Box 31: 15
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Logic and Meaning” (2 of
4)
4)
undated
Box 31: 16
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Logic and Meaning” (3 of
4)
4)
undated
Box 31: 17
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Logic and Meaning” (4 of
4)
4)
undated
Box 31: 18
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “The Modern Idea of Rights” with
letter to Ted from Thomas
letter to Ted from Thomas
1998
Box 31: 19
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Morality by Dianoia”
ca.2004
Box 31: 20
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “The Only Good Indians” (a
play)
play)
undated
Box 31: 21
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Self-Serve” (a play)
undated
Box 31: 22
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Testament”
undated
Box 31: 23
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Testament” and “Endowed by Logic”
with letter to Ted
with letter to Ted
1994
Box 31: 24
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “Testament” with edits from
Ted
Ted
undated
Box 31: 25
Allen, Thomas Earl-Writings: “To Pray or Not to Pray”
undated
Box 31: 26
Application for a PSC-CUNY Research Award
1981
Box 31: 27
Appointment Book
1998
Box 31: 28
Assorted drafts of writing and poetry-author unknown
ca.1954-1961
Box 35: 1
Autobiographical Information
1973-1976
Box 31: 29
Autobiographical statement-Goddard College
1974
Box 31: 30
Autograph Book–Student Autographs
ca.1950s
Box 31: 31
Bedford-Stuyvesant 10K Community Run
1980
Box 31: 32
Biographical article by Mike Hill
ca.2005-2010
Box 31: 33
Biographies of Ted Allen by Jeff Perry
2006
Box 31: 34
Birth announcement for (niece) Barbara Allen
1953
Box 31: 35
Birth certificate
issued 1985
Box 31: 36
Birth certificate (certified copy)
1942
Box 31: 37
Birthday cards and greetings–Allen’s 75th
1994
Box 31: 38
Birthday poem from Gene Bruskin
1994
Box 31: 39
Brooklyn Museum Employment–3-month review
1979
Box 31: 40
Brooklyn Public Library-Personal notes and
information
information
1987
Box 31: 41
Census interviewer application materials
1979
Box 31: 42
CETA Artists Project application
1978
Box 31: 43
College Entrance Examination Board information
1967
Box 31: 44
“Comments on ‘The Legacy of Ted Allen'” by Jeffrey Perry, with
annotations by Jeff
annotations by Jeff
2005
Box 31: 45
Correspondence between Thomas E. Allen and George W. Norris,
Nebraska Senator
Nebraska Senator
1936
Box 31: 46
Cremation and burial records for Marie Strong Allen
1962
Box 31: 47
Curriculum Vitae
1998-2000
Box 31: 48
Curriculum Vitae
ca.1981-1982
Box 31: 49
Curriculum vitae submitted for NEH application
1981
Box 31: 50
Date books
1956-1959
Box 31: 51
Date books
1966-1969
Box 31: 52
Death notice in New York Times-original published
copies
copies
2005, Mar
Box 31: 53
Death threat
1986
Box 31: 54
Diary entries
1950, 1967
Box 31: 55
Divorce-Correspondence from lawyer
1948
Box 31: 56
Divorce decree for Marie and David Strong
1949
Box 35: 2
Divorce papers: Phyllis Peterson Allen
1948
Box 35: 3
Eighth grade diploma
1932
Box 35: 4
“Employment Act of 1946, As Amended, with Related Laws and Rules
of the Joint Economic Committee”
of the Joint Economic Committee”
1977
Box 31: 57
Employment at Brooklyn Museum-paperwork, correspondence, and
settlement
settlement
1979-1980
Box 31: 58
Employment-U.S. Postal Service-information, paperwork and
notes
notes
1988
Box 31: 59
Employment-U.S. Postal Service-job applications
1978-1983
Box 31: 60
Employment-U.S. Postal Service-Test scores
1981-1985
Box 31: 61
Family history: “Allen Family History” booklet
1929
Box 31: 62
Family history: “The Allens of Cribbs Creek, Burnsville Township,
Anson County, North Carolina”
Anson County, North Carolina”
1979
Box 31: 63
Family history: “Pilgrimage of a Country Preacher” (booklet found
in folder entitled Allen Family Tree)
in folder entitled Allen Family Tree)
1995
Box 31: 64
Food stamp identification card
1977
Box 31: 65
Funding: Proposal and reviewer comments-National Endowment for
the Humanities
the Humanities
1981-1982
Box 31: 66
Funeral paperwork-Marie Strong
1962
Box 31: 67
Genealogical information
ca.1945-1987
Box 31: 68
Goddard College–application
1974-1976
Box 31: 69
Goddard College catalog
1980
Box 31: 70
Goddard College-completion documents
1976
Box 31: 71
Goddard College-general information
1973-1975
Box 31: 72
Goddard College-graduate colloquium
1975-1976
Box 31: 73
Goddard College-Master of Arts diploma
1976
Box 31: 74
Goddard College-student lists
ca.1973-1976
Box 31: 75
Goddard College-student record
1976
Box 31: 76
Goddard College-Study plan
1974-1975
Box 31: 77
Godparent certificate
1956
Box 31: 78
Handwritten information about Scotland (author
unknown)
unknown)
undated
Box 31: 79
Handwritten notes on Philosophy course
ca.1956
Box 31: 80
High school certificate: “Recognition of Distinctive
Services”
Services”
1936
Box 31: 81
High school diploma
1936
Box 31: 82
How Class Works, 2008-General information-has “Ted Allen” thread
in conference schedule
in conference schedule
2008
Box 31: 83
“In Memoriam: Theodore W. Allen” by Jeffrey B. Perry
2005
Box 31: 84
International Correspondence School-Exam answers-Elementary
Algebra-various units (1 of 2)
Algebra-various units (1 of 2)
ca.1955
Box 31: 85
International Correspondence School-Exam answers-Elementary
Algebra-various units (2 of 2)
Algebra-various units (2 of 2)
ca.1955
Box 31: 86
International Correspondence School-Exam answers-Plane
Geometry
Geometry
ca.1955
Box 31: 87
International Correspondence School-Exam answers-Various units on
Fuel and Boilers (1 of 2)
Fuel and Boilers (1 of 2)
ca.1955
Box 31: 88
International Correspondence School-Exam answers-Various units on
Fuel and Boilers (2 of 2)
Fuel and Boilers (2 of 2)
ca.1955
Box 31: 89
International Correspondence School-Technical News
ca.1955
Box 31: 90
“Inventory of Library of T.A.” (handwritten list)
1952
Box 31: 91
“Johannes Scotus Eriugena: A Proposed Paper to Be Read Before the
Brendan Society”–unknown author
Brendan Society”–unknown author
undated
Box 31: 92
Kusick, Esther-Memories of
undated
Box 31: 93
Last will and testament
1985
Box 31: 94
“The Legacy of Theodore W. ‘Ted’ Allen and the Questions and
Materials He Left for Us”–Event flyer
Materials He Left for Us”–Event flyer
2005
Box 31: 95
List of donors to the Appeal for the Neediest
1967
Box 31: 96
Lyrics to “Beethoven-Six Irish Songs”
undated
Box 31: 97
Marie Strong birth information
1944
Box 31: 98
Marie Strong: Correspondence with Sean O’Casey
1956
Box 31: 99
Marie Strong: High school paper
1935
Box 31: 100
Marie Strong: Ivy Samuels case (lived with Marie Strong for a
period of time)
period of time)
1950
Box 31: 101
Marie Strong: Journals
XXX
Box 31: 102
Marie Strong: Letter from a colleague to her, offering personal
support
support
1961
Box 31: 103
Marie Strong: Letter to son Michael
1961
Box 31: 104
Marie Strong: Letters from Marie to various people
1938-1961
Box 31: 105
Marie Strong: Notes from Ted “1st Anniversary of Marie’s
Death”
Death”
1963
Box 31: 106
Marie Strong: Original poetry
1957-1958
Box 31: 107
Marie Strong: Original poetry
1959-1960
Box 31: 108
Marie Strong: Original poetry-“Chronological Listing of 205
Poems”
Poems”
1962
Box 32: 1
Marie Strong: Original poetry-correspondence and commentary on
poems from Marianne Moore
poems from Marianne Moore
1962-1963
Box 32: 2
Marie Strong: Original poetry-lists of her poems
1962
Box 35: 5
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (1 of 17)
ca.1959-1961
Box 32: 3
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (2 of 17)
ca.1957-1961
Box 32: 4
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (3 of 17)
ca.1960-1961
Box 32: 5
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (4 of 17)
ca.1960-1961
Box 32: 6
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (5 of 17)
ca.1960-1961
Box 32: 7
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (6 of 17)
ca.1960-1961
Box 32: 8
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (7 of 17)
ca.1960-1961
Box 32: 9
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (8 of 17)
ca.1958-1961
Box 32: 10
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (9 of 17)
ca.1957-1958
Box 32: 11
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (10 of 17)
1960
Box 32: 12
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (11 of 17)
1959
Box 32: 13
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (12 of 17)
1959
Box 32: 14
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (13 of 17)
1959
Box 32: 15
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (14 of 17)
ca.1957-1958
Box 32: 16
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (15 of 17)
ca.1957-1958
Box 35: 6
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (16 of 17)
ca.1957
Box 35: 7
Marie Strong: Original poetry-notes (17 of 17)
ca.1957-1961
Box 35: 8
Marie Strong: Original poetry-Poems 1-40
1957
Box 32: 17
Marie Strong: Original poetry-Poems 41-80
1957-1959
Box 32: 18
Marie Strong: Original poetry-Poems 91-120
1959
Box 32: 19
Marie Strong: Original poetry-Poems 121-160
1959
Box 32: 20
Marie Strong: Original poetry-Poems 161-205 (end)
1959-1961
Box 32: 21
Marie Strong: Original poetry-publisher responses
1962
Box 32: 22
Marie Strong: Original poetry-“Selected Poems of Marie Strong,
1917-1962”
1917-1962”
1962
Box 32: 23
Marie Strong: Personal journal notes (1 of 4)
ca.1954-1956
Box 32: 24
Marie Strong: Personal journal notes (2 of 4)
1954-1955
Box 32: 25
Marie Strong: Personal journal notes (3 of 4)
ca.1950-1960
Box 32: 26
Marie Strong: Personal journal notes (4 of 4)
ca.1954-1956
Box 32: 27
Marie Strong: Personal notes
1961-1962
Box 32: 28
Marie Strong: Poetry submitted for publication
1959-1961
Box 32: 29
Marie Strong: Writing entitled “Yes or No Theater”
1961
Box 32: 30
Marie Strong: Writing submitted to “Play of the Week”
1961
Box 32: 31
Marie Strong writings
ca.1945-1950
Box 32: 32
Marriage certificate-Allen, Strong
1950
Box 32: 33
Marriage invitation to wedding of Cecily (Peeples) Reyes and Juan
Carlos Rodriguez
Carlos Rodriguez
2001
Box 32: 34
Marriage record-Marie Strong and Ted
Allen–Ancestry.com
Allen–Ancestry.com
2017
Box 32: 35
“[Marxism] Ted Allen”–Proyect, Louis
2005
Box 32: 36
Materials for Malcolm X Conference
1990
Box 32: 37
Math work
1967
Box 32: 38
Memorial service at Brooklyn Public Library
2005
Box 32: 39
Memorial service: “Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial
Slavery-The Invention of the White Race: A Reenactment on October 8,
2005”
Slavery-The Invention of the White Race: A Reenactment on October 8,
2005”
2005
Box 32: 40
Memorial service: Email correspondence re: planning
2005
Box 32: 41
Memorial service in Virginia
2005
Box 32: 42
Memorial service: Laverne Byrd Smith flyer/bio (contains floppy
disk)
disk)
2005
Box 32: 43
Memorial service: Newspaper article in “Tidewater Review”, Oct.
5, 2005
5, 2005
2005
Box 32: 44
Memorial service: Planning notes
2005
Box 32: 45
Memorial service: Program-Brooklyn Public Library
2005
Box 32: 46
Memorial service: Program-West Point, King William County,
Virginia
Virginia
2005
Box 32: 47
Memorial service: Signed guest book
2005
Box 32: 48
Memorial service: Ted Allen Commemoration-Events in Virginia
(first draft)
(first draft)
2005
Box 32: 49
MENSA test scores
1964
Box 32: 50
Michael Strong: Original poetry
1954
Box 32: 51
Michael Strong (step-son): Will of Claire McCoy Howe naming him
as her beneficiary
as her beneficiary
1962
Box 35: 9
Millenium Appointments Book
2000
Box 35
Mini-book: “A Christmas Carol”
1926
Box 32: 52
Mining: “Legislative Program of the Miners-for-Wallace
Committee”
Committee”
ca.1940-1945
Box 32: 53
Mining: Metallic “check” (object) used when entering the
mine
mine
1941-1942
Box 32: 54
Mining: “National Bituminous Coal Wage Agreement”
1947
Box 32: 55
Mining: Pay envelopes with hours worked
1942
Box 32: 56
Mining: “Southern Wage and Kanawha District
Agreements”
Agreements”
1941
Box 32: 57
Mining: Union card
1942
Box 32: 58
Mining: “US Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Studies-Productivity
in the Bituminous-Coal Mining Industry: 1935-48”
in the Bituminous-Coal Mining Industry: 1935-48”
1950
Box 32: 59
Mosseller (Allen), Eula May–Autobiography
ca.1970-2000
Box 32: 60
Mosseller (Allen), Eula May-Graveside service
transcript
transcript
2001
Box 32: 61
Mosseller (Allen), Eula May-“Shielded in her love: a memory of my
sister” by Ted Allen
sister” by Ted Allen
1996
Box 32: 62
Mosseller (Allen), Eula May-transcript of interview with brother
Ted Allen
Ted Allen
undated
Box 32: 63
NAACP membership card
1944
Box 32: 64
National Endowment for the Humanities Conference-correspondence
and participant list
and participant list
1981
Box 32: 65
New York State drivers license
ca.1986-1990
Box 35
New York Times death notice
2005
Box 32: 66
Notarized document granting Michael Strong tenancy
1962
Box 35: 10
Notes from Ted about the value of “studies”
undated
Box 32: 67
Notes in French
undated
Box 32: 68
Notes on Calculus class
2002
Box 32: 69
Notes regarding Allen’s memorial service
ca.2005
Box 32: 70
Obituary-long version by Jeff Perry
2005
Box 32: 71
Obituary-Marxism listserve
2005
Box 32: 72
Open letter and fliers re: Rosenberg clemency
1953
Box 32: 73
“Park Slope Calendar” with handwritten notes
1985
Box 32: 74
Passports, application and paperwork
1958-1997
Box 32: 75
People Against White Supremacy: Information and
events
events
1978-1980
Box 35: 11
People Against White Supremacy: Jomo Davis Defense
Efforts
Efforts
1979-1980
Box 35: 12
Personal budget notes
1954
Box 32: 76
Personal diary
ca.1947-1952
Box 35: 13
Personal notes
ca.1997-2000
Box 32: 77
Pocket calendars
2003-2004
Box 35
Poem about Ted Allen (in memoriam)-Author: Gene
Bruskin
Bruskin
2005
Box 32: 78
Poems-Barbara Allen
ca.1970-1979
Box 32: 79
Poetry and journal entries-unknown author
undated
Box 32: 80
Postal work: “Affirmative Action Week” information
ca.1980-1984
Box 32: 81
Postal work: Legal actions
1982
Box 32: 82
Postal work: Newsletters
1982-1984
Box 32: 83
Presentation about Ted Allen
2010
Box 32: 84
Press release: Statement of Senator Robert F. Kennedy on
restoration work–Bedford-Stuyvesant
restoration work–Bedford-Stuyvesant
1966
Box 32: 85
Proceeds from estate of Esther Kusick
1969
Box 32: 86
Public record-Ted Allen from Ancestry.com
2011
Box 32: 87
Receipt for payment from Ted Allen fund
1975
Box 32: 88
Remarks by James H. Hershman at Ted Allen memorial
service
service
2005
Box 32: 89
Resume
1994-2001
Box 32: 90
Resume
ca.1980
Box 32: 91
Rolodex
undated
Box 36
Ruth Voithofer Obituary
2003
Box 32: 92
Ruth (Voithofer) Allen-Photo and badges from C.I.O.
convention
convention
1940
Box 32: 93
Ruth Voithofer Newell–biographical information
2007
Box 32: 94
Selective Service card
1940
Box 32: 95
Selective Service Notice of Classification card
1946
Box 32: 96
Senior housing applications
undated
Box 32: 97
Shipping declaration
1962
Box 32: 98
Small notebook with personal notes
ca.2000-2004
Box 32: 99
“Some Initial Thoughts on the Contributions of Ted
Allen”–O’Neil, Dennis
Allen”–O’Neil, Dennis
2005
Box 32: 100
“Special Section: Theodore W. Allen” (obituary)
2005
Box 32: 101
“Special Section: Theodore W. Allen” on Cultural Logic
website
website
2007
Box 32: 102
Spelling bee winner’s certificate (grade 7)
1931
Box 32: 103
Ted Allen timeline
ca.2005-2010
Box 32: 104
Allen’s Last Days: Notes “For Visitors” by friends who are taking
turns staying with Ted, documenting his final days
turns staying with Ted, documenting his final days
2005
Box 32: 105
Telephone Address Book
ca.2000-2003
Box 36
“Theodore W. Allen, 85, Author of ‘The Invention of the White
Race'”-Perry, Jeff
Race'”-Perry, Jeff
2005
Box 32: 106
“Theodore W. Allen” wikipedia articles
2007-2008
Box 32: 107
“Theodore W. Allen’s Work”-Perry, Jeff
2017
Box 32: 108
“Theodore W. Allen: Expert on Bacon’s Rebellion”-Perry,
Jeff-History News Network
Jeff-History News Network
2006
Box 32: 109
“Theodore W. Allen: The Invention of the White Race”-“In
Memoriam” posted on “Dialogic” blog
Memoriam” posted on “Dialogic” blog
2008
Box 32: 110
“Theodore W. Allen Personal and Intellectual Biography” by Jeff
Perry
Perry
ca.2005-2008
Box 32: 111
“Theodore William Allen: Expert on Bacon’s Rebellion”-History
News Network
News Network
2005
Box 32: 112
Thomas Allen (father)-memoirs
undated
Box 32: 113A
Tickets to Negro Ensemble Company
1987
Box 32: 113B
To Whom It May Concern (recommendation in support of Alice
Hay)
Hay)
1997
Box 32: 114
Travel notes for trip to Ireland
1987
Box 32: 115
“A Tribute to Oliver Henry Leeds” memorial service
program
program
1989
Box 32: 116
Trip to St. Maarten and Guadalupe–Travel information and
handwritten notes
handwritten notes
ca.1969-1970
Box 32: 117
Various laminated identification cards
unknown
Box 36
The Village Voice, Vol. XXX, No. 35
1985
Box 32: 118
“Wake Up Men!” (poem? song lyrics?)
undated
Box 32: 119
War ration book for Thomas E. Allen (father)
ca.1940-1945
Box 32: 120
Whites Against Racism-printed materials
1987
Box 32: 121
Written tribute from Allen’s brother, Tom
2005
Box 32: 122
Subseries B. Teaching
1946-1990 (bulk
1950-1958)
1950-1958)
Allen seminar: Discussion materials for Sessions I-V
ca.1974
Box 32: 123
Completed job application-Essex County Community
College
College
1974
Box 32: 124
Course description: “Class Struggle and the Origins of Racial
Slavery: The Invention of the ‘White Race'”
Slavery: The Invention of the ‘White Race'”
1979
Box 32: 125
Course description: “The Invention of the White Race”
undated
Box 32: 126
Course syllabus: “Class Struggle and the Origins of Racial
Slavery: The Invention of the ‘White Race'”
Slavery: The Invention of the ‘White Race'”
1979
Box 32: 127
Course syllabus: “Labor in Colonial America and the Rise of
Racism”-Essex County Community College
Racism”-Essex County Community College
1974
Box 32: 128
Course syllabus: “Shaping of the Modern World” taught by
Elizabeth A. R. Brown
Elizabeth A. R. Brown
1990
Box 32: 129
Evaluations by students of Ted Allen as a teacher
ca.1971
Box 32: 130
Evaluations by students of themselves
undated
Box 32: 131
“Free Land” Seminar Session V
undated
Box 32: 132
Goddard College: Colloquium seminar
1976
Box 32: 133
Goddard College: Ted as field faculty
1974
Box 32: 134
Grace Church School-Application, benefits, contract
1964-1974
Box 32: 135
Grace Church School-Teaching
1964-1973
Box 32: 136
Institute II-Political Economy-Notes
1956
Box 32: 137
Jefferson School: 6(W). Coalition Politics and Electoral
Problems
Problems
1954
Box 32: 138
Jefferson School: Aim, Content and Method
ca.1955-1956
Box 32: 139
Jefferson School: “The American Standard of Living”-Lawson,
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
ca.1949-1955
Box 32: 140
Jefferson School: Catalogues
1950
Box 32: 141
Jefferson School: “The Coal Miners and You”
1950
Box 33: 1
Jefferson School:”Communications to the XIV International
Congress of Psychology, Montreal 1954″
Congress of Psychology, Montreal 1954″
1954
Box 33: 2
Jefferson School: “The Definition of Nation and
Nationality”
Nationality”
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 3
Jefferson School: Documents for faculty regarding pedagogy and
instruction
instruction
1953-1956
Box 35: 14
Jefferson School: “Economic Crisis-A Theoretical Analysis”
syllabus
syllabus
1954
Box 33: 4
Jefferson School: Handwritten notes
undated
Box 33: 5
Jefferson School: Handwritten notes about teaching
ca.1950-1955
Box 35: 15
Jefferson School: “How to Study-A Guide for Students”
ca.1953-1957
Box 33: 6
Jefferson School: “Imperialism”-syllabus
undated
Box 33: 7
Jefferson School: “In Union There is Strength” prepared by George
Squier
Squier
1946
Box 33: 8
Jefferson School: Information about closing the
school
school
1956
Box 33: 9
Jefferson School of Social Science: Informational booklet and
course catalog
course catalog
1956
Box 33: 10
Jefferson School: Institute of Marxist Studies-First Year-“The
National Question”
National Question”
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 11
Jefferson School: “Introduction to the Study of Engels’
‘Socialism: Utopian and Scientific'”
‘Socialism: Utopian and Scientific'”
undated
Box 33: 12
Jefferson School: “Invitation to a Conference on the
South”
South”
1956
Box 33: 13
Jefferson School: “The Labor Movement in the US Today” syllabus
and notes
and notes
ca.1952
Box 33: 14
Jefferson School: “Man’s Right to Knowledge-The Case of the
Jefferson School”
Jefferson School”
1954
Box 33: 15
Jefferson School: “Marxism and Labor” – Session 3 discussion
notes and questions
notes and questions
1949-1950
Box 33: 16
Jefferson School: “Marxism and Labor”-Session 5 notes
1949-1950
Box 35: 16
Jefferson School: “Marxism and Labor”-syllabus
1949-1950
Box 35: 17
Jefferson School: “Marxism and Labor” teaching notes
ca.1949
Box 33: 17
Jefferson School: “Marxism and the Negro Question”
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 18
Jefferson School: Marxism and the Woman Question
ca.1954-1960
Box 33: 19
Jefferson School: Negro History Month
undated
Box 33: 20
Jefferson School: “The Negro People in the United States: Facts
for All Americans” with handwritten notes
for All Americans” with handwritten notes
1953
Box 33: 21
Jefferson School: “The Negro Question and the Labor
Movement”
Movement”
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 22
Jefferson School: “New Emphases in the Fall Term Program of
Studies-1956”
Studies-1956”
1956
Box 35: 18
Jefferson School: Notes on Wage Policy Discussion
1953
Box 33: 23
Jefferson School: On Coalition Politics since 1945
ca.1954
Box 33: 24
Jefferson School: Outline notes for Imperialism
ca.1954
Box 33: 25
Jefferson School: Political Economy I-syllabus
1954
Box 33: 26
Jefferson School: Political Economy II-“Economic
Crisis”
Crisis”
ca.1950-1955
Box 35: 21
Jefferson School: Political Economy II-Syllabus and
notes
notes
ca.1954-1960
Box 33: 27
Jefferson School: “Political Economy” Assignments-Sessions
1-9,17
1-9,17
ca.1956
Box 33: 28
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Handwritten teaching notes
and handouts
and handouts
ca.1950-1955
Box 33: 29
Jefferson School: Political Economy-News clippings used with
courses
courses
1953-1955
Box 35: 19
Jefferson School: “Political Economy”-notes
ca.1949-1961
Box 33: 30
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 1 notes
undated
Box 33: 31
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 2
undated
Box 33: 32
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 3
undated
Box 35: 20
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 3 notes
undated
Box 33: 33
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 4 notes
undated
Box 33: 34
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Sessions 4-6
1956
Box 33: 35
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 5 notes
undated
Box 33: 36
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 6 notes
undated
Box 33: 37
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Sessions 7-9
1956
Box 33: 38
Jefferson School: Political Economy-Session 13 discussion outline
and notes
and notes
undated
Box 33: 39
Jefferson School: Political Economy-student papers
ca.1950-1957
Box 33: 40
Jefferson School:: Printed and handwritten notes on
Economics
Economics
1954-1955
Box 33: 41
Jefferson School: “Productive and Non-Productive Labor Under
Capitalism”
Capitalism”
1949
Box 33: 42
Jefferson School: “Recent Data on American Monopoly
Capitalism”
Capitalism”
ca.1954
Box 33: 43
Jefferson School: “Resolution on Coal Miners”
undated
Box 35: 22
Jefferson School: “Science of Society”-Session 3
notes
notes
1949
Box 33: 44
Jefferson School: “Selected Readings On Coalition Politics and
Electoral Problems”
Electoral Problems”
1954
Box 35: 23
Jefferson School: “Session VI: What Determines What You Pay for
What You Buy?” syllabus
What You Buy?” syllabus
undated
Box 33: 45
Jefferson School: “Session X: Marxism-Leninism vs. Bourgeois Wage
Theories” syllabus
Theories” syllabus
undated
Box 33: 46
Jefferson School: “Shop and Neighborhood Classes” outreach
information
information
ca.1950-1955
Box 33: 47
Jefferson School: “Some Questions on Our Approach to the Teaching
of Marxism”
of Marxism”
1956
Box 33: 48
Jefferson School: “Some Thoughts and Suggestions on Current
Jefferson School Problems”
Jefferson School Problems”
ca.1954
Box 33: 49
Jefferson School: “Soviet Miners, Honored, Highly Paid, Have Full
Security for Life”-article
Security for Life”-article
1950
Box 33: 50
Jefferson School: A Summary of the Heller Committee
Cost-of-Living Budget 1947
Cost-of-Living Budget 1947
1947
Box 33: 51
Jefferson School: Syllabus for “The National Question”-The
Institute of Marxist Studies-First Year
Institute of Marxist Studies-First Year
1952
Box 33: 52
Jefferson School Teaching Notes-Notebook #1 (1 of 2)
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 53
Jefferson School Teaching Notes-Notebook #1 (2 of 2)
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 54
Jefferson School Teaching Notes–Notebook #2 (1 of 2)
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 55
Jefferson School Teaching Notes–Notebook #2 (2 of 2)
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 56
Jefferson School: Teaching notes-“Science of Society”
1954
Box 33: 57
Jefferson School: “Topic II-Marxist Interpretation of Capitalist
Society” syllabus
Society” syllabus
undated
Box 33: 58
Jefferson School: Unidentified teaching notes
ca.1950-1956
Box 33: 59
Jefferson School: “The United Front” syllabus and
notes
notes
1953-1954
Box 33: 60
Jefferson School: “US Imperialism and the Negro
Question”-discussion notes and questions
Question”-discussion notes and questions
ca.1949-1955
Box 33: 61
Jefferson School: Various course syllabi
ca.1950-1955
Box 33: 62
Jefferson School: “The Work of Our Cultural Departments at the
Jefferson School”
Jefferson School”
1950
Box 35: 24
Johnson, Charles-Masters’ Thesis: “Racism and the Working
Class”
Class”
1974
Box 33: 63
Johnson, Charles: Papers related to Allen’s role as “Field Faculty
Advisor” to Johnson
Advisor” to Johnson
1974-1975
Box 33: 64
Johnson, Charles; “Racism and the Working Class” (with comments
from Ted)
from Ted)
1974
Box 33: 65
Johnson, Charles: “A Re-Appraisal of the ‘Handin
Thesis'”
Thesis'”
1969
Box 33: 66
Lecture notes
1970
Box 33: 67
Lesson IV: Socialism-Our Ultimate Goal
undated
Box 35: 25
Notes from “The Politics of Revisionist Political
Economy”
Economy”
ca.1950-1955
Box 33: 68
Outline of Course: “Development of the Labor Movement-Essex
County Community College
County Community College
1974
Box 33: 69
“The Problem of White Supremacy and Racism in Labor”-Discussion
questions and handwritten notes
questions and handwritten notes
undated
Box 35: 26
Registration flyer for “Development of the Labor Movement”-Essex
County Community College
County Community College
1974
Box 33: 70
Teachers’ Union Agreement-New York City
1969-1972
Box 33: 71
“Teaching at the New School”
undated
Box 33: 72
Teaching notes: Ch. III “Exchange”
ca.1949-1956
Box 33: 73
Teaching notes for Institute II–Political Economy
1956-1960
Box 35: 27
Teaching notes: Imperialism
ca.1949-1956
Box 33: 74
Teaching notes: Marxism IV-Session III and IV
undated
Box 33: 75
Teaching notes: “Notes for Session III (and II) Marxism and the
Negro Question”
Negro Question”
undated
Box 33: 76
Teaching notes: Political Economy
undated
Box 33: 77
“Testimony Before the New York City Board of Education on
Proposals to Reform High School Admissions”
Proposals to Reform High School Admissions”
1986
Box 33: 78
Subseries C. Marxist-Leninist Activity
1946-2004
Ad for “Historical Materialism” journal
2004
Box 33: 79
“An Open Letter to the Party”-Kuron, Jacek
1966
Box 33: 80
“An Organization for the Work Place”-Sojourner Truth Communist Collective
undated
Box 33: 81
Anti-racism flyers
ca.1946
Box 33: 82
“Can the Left Afford to Throw Away Its Greatest Asset?”-unknown
author
author
ca.1970-1977
Box 33: 83
“Capitalism, State Collectivism, and Socialism”-Amin,
Samir
Samir
ca.1976-1980
Box 33: 84
“Collective Works: Journal of Independent Marxist
Organizations”
Organizations”
1975
Box 33: 85
Communist Party of West Virginia flyers
ca.1940-1950
Box 33: 86
“The Communist Party of Williamsport unanimously joins with all
those fighting…”
those fighting…”
undated
Box 33: 87
“Concerning the Question of the Strategy and Tactics of the
Russian Communists”
Russian Communists”
1953
Box 33: 88
Copy of a letter from members of YCL
1950
Box 33: 89
Correspondence about incident at “meeting of the Fed”
1975
Box 33: 90
Critical notes on the Boston paper-Ignatin, Noel
undated`
Box 33: 91
Cuban Revolution-draft of paper
undated
Box 33: 92
Cuban Revolution-newspaper clipping found with draft of
paper
paper
1959
Box 33: 93
Cuban Revolution-notes for paper
undated
Box 33: 94
Cuban Revolution-notes for Tables 1-3
undated
Box 33: 95
“Debate within SDS: RYM II vs. Weatherman”
ca.1969
Box 33: 96
Description of a collective by unknown author
undated
Box 35: 28
Discussion guide for “Communist Work in the Trade
Unions”
Unions”
ca.1980-1985
Box 33: 97
“Documents from the Founding Conference of the National Network
of Marxist-Leninist Clubs”
of Marxist-Leninist Clubs”
1979
Box 33: 98
Draft Manifesto for a Political Newspaper
1975
Box 33: 99
“Draft of a Letter to Progressive Labor”
1967
Box 33: 100
“Fighting White Supremacy: A Position in the Labor
Movement”
Movement”
1991
Box 33: 101
Flyer calling for black workers to stay home from work on day of
MLK funeral
MLK funeral
1968
Box 33: 102
“For a Revolutionary Position on the Negro Question” with
handwritten notes
handwritten notes
1959
Box 33: 103
“Forward Motion” Journal–2 issues
1987-1989
Box 33: 104
“Group Dynamics and Marxist-Leninist Groups”
undated
Box 33: 105
“The Grundrisse: Notebook IV”
2004
Box 33: 106
“The Grundrisse: Production, Consumption, Distribution, Exchange
(Circulation)”
(Circulation)”
2004
Box 33: 107
Hammer and Steel: Printed materials and attached
letter
letter
ca.1962
Box 33: 108
Handwritten notes on Marxism
undated
Box 33: 109
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Correspondence
1975
Box 35: 29
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Events information
ca.1974-1977
Box 35: 30
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Information about the
organization
organization
ca.1973-1976
Box 35: 31
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Meeting notes and
agendas
agendas
ca.1973-1975
Box 35: 32
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Open Letters
1975
Box 33: 110
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Position Papers and Essays (1 of
2)
2)
ca.1975
Box 33: 111
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Position Papers and Essays (2 of
2)
2)
ca.1974-1975
Box 35: 33
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Publications
1974-1975
Box 33: 112
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Reports
ca.1975
Box 33: 113
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Reports on support of telephone
workers
workers
ca.1970-1975
Box 35: 34
Harper’s Ferry Organization: Summary of struggles of Bell
Telephone Workers
Telephone Workers
ca.1970-1972
Box 12: 26
“The History of Working People in the South”-A Draft Study
Guide-Lawrence, Ken
Guide-Lawrence, Ken
1973
Box 33: 114
“How to Think-Sojourner Truth Organization”
1980
Box 33: 115
Internal Discussion Bulletin No. 4
1978
Box 33: 116
“Investments in Slavery” flyer
undated
Box 35: 35
I.S.C. Proposal for a Federation Plan of Activity
1975
Box 33: 117
Issues of “Urgent Tasks” Journal
1977-1980
Box 33: 118
John Brown Memorial Pilgrimage registration form
1965
Box 33: 119
Journal: Theoretical Review–#11-#13
1979
Box 33: 120
Labor Conditions: Coal-Clippings
1949-1956
Box 33: 121
Labor Union Materials: Direct Mail Industry
undated
Box 33: 122
Labor Union Materials: “Industrial Newsletter”
1950
Box 33: 123
Labor Union Materials: Open letter from Bureau of Business
Practice
Practice
undated
Box 33: 124
Labor Union Materials: “Recent Data on American Monopoly
Capitalism”
Capitalism”
ca.1950-1955
Box 33: 125
Labor Union Materials: “Salt of the Earth” movie
flyer
flyer
undated
Box 33: 126
Labor Union Materials: “Unions on Escalators”
ca.1950-1955
Box 33: 127
Labor Union Materials: “The Worker”-New York-Harlem
edition
edition
1956
Box 33: 128
“The Left and the Challenge of the ’80s”-The Proletarian Unity
League
League
XXX
Box 33: 129
Letter to James Loewen from Ken Lawrence
1973
Box 33: 130
Letters to “Comrade GS” (George Schmidt) from “J”
1975
Box 33: 131
“Line of March: A Marxist-Leninist Journal of Rectification”-3
issues
issues
1981
Box 33: 132
“Marx on American Slavery”-Lawrence, Ken
1972
Box 33: 133
“Marxism or Opportunism: The Class Struggle in Our
Organization–B-52”
Organization–B-52”
undated
Box 12: 27
Marxist educational materials
ca.1970-1975
Box 35: 36
“Masses and Mainstream”-Nov. 1950 issue
1950
Box 33: 134
“Memo to James Aronson: Possible topics for articles of economic
analysis: I) General approach; and II) Likely topics
analysis: I) General approach; and II) Likely topics
1965
Box 33: 135
Memorandum on CPUSA leadership
1962
Box 33: 136
Minutes from NCC Meeting, St. Louis, Jan 11-12, 1975
1975
Box 33: 137
“The Mythology of the White Proletariat: A Short Course in
Understanding Babylon”
Understanding Babylon”
1983
Box 34: 1
NAM Proposal from STO
undated
Box 34: 2
“National Liberation and Proletarian Revolution in the U.S.”
(Rough draft based on the original B-52)
(Rough draft based on the original B-52)
undated
Box 12: 28
“The National Question: A Marxist Critique”
1974
Box 34: 3
“Negotiation News”-Postal Workers
undated
Box 34: 4
Newspaper: El Salvador’s Link
1987, Mar-Apr
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Equal Rights Advocate
1979 May 15
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Guardian
1973 May 30
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: The Insurgent Worker
1971, Nov-Dec
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: The Marxist-Leninist Vanguard
1958 Oct-1968 July (most issues)
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: New Afrikan
1979 Feb
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: New Jersey Labor Herald
1974, Jan
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: People’s Tribune
1974 Apr, 1979 Jun
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: The People’s Voice
1967 Oct 30, 1968 Jul 15, 1968 Oct XX
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Revolution
1975, Mar
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Revolutionary Worker
1979 June 1
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Steel on the Move
1971, Jul
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: Strike Back–Voice of the Bell Workers Action
Committee
Committee
1971-1974
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: Unity Struggle
ca.1976
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Workers Viewpoint
1979 May 15
Box Newspaper A
Newspaper: Worker’s World
1959 May 1, 1979 June 1
Box Newspaper A
“…no condescending saviors”-Ignatin, Noel-STO
1976
Box 34: 5
Notes for “Imperialism” class
1949
Box 34: 6
“Notes M and L Session IV”
undated
Box 34: 7
Notes on coal miners’ living conditions
undated
Box 34: 8
“Notes on the Revolution”-Michnik, Adam
1990
Box 34: 9
“On October League’s Call for a New Communist Party”
ca.1974-1976
Box 34: 10
“On the ‘Progressive Role’ of the Soviet Union and Other Dogmas:
A Further Reply to the PWOC and the Committee of Five”
A Further Reply to the PWOC and the Committee of Five”
1978
Box 34: 11
“On the Relations of Production in the USSR” (Chavance)/”A Reply”
(Sweezy)
(Sweezy)
ca.1976
Box 34: 12
Open Letter–“…factual background on the division of STO into
two separate groups…”
two separate groups…”
undated
Box 34: 13
“Organizing in An Electrical Plant in Chicago: What We Learned in
Two Years”
Two Years”
undated
Box 34: 14
“Our Organization: American Roots and World Concepts”
1953
Box 34: 15
Outline of material about new Marxist-Leninist party in the
U.S.
U.S.
undated
Box 34: 16
“Paper A”-article on state of labor organization at unknown
plant
plant
1971
Box 34: 17
“Party and Strategy”
undated
Box 12: 29
“Party Building and the Main Danger: An Exchange Between the
Proletarian Unity League and the Committee of Five”
Proletarian Unity League and the Committee of Five”
1978
Box 34: 18
POC Material regarding Mark Twain
1962
Box 34: 19
“Political Discussions” Journal
1974, Dec
Box 34: 20
“The Politics of Revionist Political Economy”
undated
Box 34: 21
“The Practice of Bolshevik Self-Criticism”
1959
Box 34: 22
“Production Work”
undated
Box 12: 30
“Proletarian Cause: Journal of Marxism-Leninism-Mao Tsetung
thought”–Vol. 1, No. 1
thought”–Vol. 1, No. 1
1972
Box 34: 23
“Radical America”: Vol. 17, No. 6 and Vol. 18, No. 1
1983-1984
Box 34: 24
Report on New York situation
1975
Box 12: 31
Report to HFO from the Nov. 2 Meeting
undated
Box 34: 25
Response to criticisms of Carole and Don for leaving the Danville
meeting
meeting
undated
Box 34: 26
“Revolutionary Youth Movement II–Documents on SDS and the
Split”
Split”
1969
Box 34: 27
ru notes
ca.1972
Box 34: 28
ru notes: “Appendix: The Military Strategy of the American
Revolution Protracted Urban War (a draft proposal)”
Revolution Protracted Urban War (a draft proposal)”
ca.1970-1975
Box 12: 32
ru notes: “China’s Foreign Policy: A Leninst Policy”
1972
Box 34: 29
ru notes: “A Comment on the United Front in Practice”
ca.1970-1975
Box 12: 33
ru notes: Draft for student movement
ca.1970-1975
Box 34: 30
ru notes: Handwritten notes
ca.1970-1975
Box 34: 31
ru notes: Issues of “The Red Papers”
ca.1970-1975
Box 34: 32
ru notes: “On the Military Aspect of the American
Revolution”
Revolution”
ca.1970-1975
Box 12: 34
ru notes: “Problems of United States Capitalism”-Magdoff,
Harry
Harry
1965
Box 34: 33
ru notes: “Revolutionary Adventurism of Proletarian Revolution:
The Current Struggle in Our Organization”
The Current Struggle in Our Organization”
ca.1970-1975
Box 12: 35
ru notes: “Some criticism of the B-41 and the line on the
national question”
national question”
XXX
Box 34: 34
“Save Our Hiring Hall” booklet
undated
Box 34: 35
SDS/RYM Articles by Noel Ignatiev
ca.1967-1976
Box 34: 36
“The second precondition for building a M-L party is a correct
understanding…of the role played by male supremacy…”
understanding…of the role played by male supremacy…”
undated
Box 34: 37
“Selections from ‘Long Live the Victory of People’s War'”-Lin
Piao
Piao
ca.1965
Box 34: 38
“A Short History of the Marxist Literary Group”
1999
Box 34: 39
“Speech of Hard Times and the North Dorchester Tenants Organizing
Committee on the Boston Busing Situation”
Committee on the Boston Busing Situation”
1974
Box 34: 40
Statement on National Oppression, National Liberation and
Socialist Revolution
Socialist Revolution
2004
Box 34: 41
Statement on the Political Differences Between the Majority and
the Boston Group
the Boston Group
undated
Box 34: 42
STO conference invitation
1978
Box 34: 43
STO: Discussion papers
ca.1975-1976
Box 34: 44
STO: Internal Bulletin (2nd issue)
1978
Box 34: 45
STO: Internal Discussion Bulletin No. 5, Sept 1978
1978
Box 34: 46
STO: Internal Discussion Bulletin, May 1979
1979
Box 34: 47
STO: “The Issues As Seen by STO”
1978
Box 34: 48
STO: overview
2009
Box 34: 49
STO publications
1968-1972
Box 34: 50
STO publications
1973-1976
Box 34: 51
STO publications
1981
Box 34: 52
STO publications
ca.1967-1977
Box 34: 53
STO: Reply to Guardian
1974
Box 35: 37
STO: “White Supremacy and the National Question”
1976
Box 34: 54
“Strike Back!-Attica” Flyer
1971
Box 12: 36
Summary report: ISC meeting
1975
Box 34: 55
“Sweep Revisionism Out of the Party”
1957
Box 34: 56
Third World Coalition newsletter
1975
Box 34: 57
“A Thorny Problem”
undated
Box 34: 58
“Toward a Theory of Social Change in America”–Gilbert, Gottlieb
and Tenney
and Tenney
1967
Box 34: 59
“Turning Point” newsletter: Towards a New Marxist-Leninist
Communist Party
Communist Party
1962, May
Box 34: 60
Typed draft of article on state of US Communist Party (focus on
Joe Curran)
Joe Curran)
undated
Box 12: 37
“Unity Principles of the RYM (Revolutionary Youth Movement)” with
annotations from Ted
annotations from Ted
ca.1968-1969
Box 34: 61
“Urgent Tasks” journals
1977
Box 34: 62
“Urgent Tasks” journals
1978
Box 34: 63
“Urgent Tasks” journals
1979
Box 34: 64
“Urgent Tasks” journals
1980
Box 34: 65
“Urgent Tasks” journals
1981-1982
Box 34: 66
Various labor-related booklets and newsletters
ca.1969-1976
Box 34: 67
“The Vital Issue of Seniority in the Coal Mines”–Allen,
Ted
Ted
XXX
Box 34: 68
“Why We Split From STO”
ca.1970-1978
Box 35: 38
Women’s Oppression–assorted papers and notes
undated
Box 34: 69
The Workers Voice newsletter–Vol. II, no. 7
ca.1970-1972
Box 12: 38
Working proposal for future meetings
ca.1973
Box 34: 70
Series 5. Photos and Media
1890-2007
Family: Michael Strong
ca.1957-1964
Box 34: 71
Family: Parents
ca.1890-1943
Box 34: 72
Family: Siblings and their families
ca.1900-1981
Box 34: 73
Family: Unidentified
ca.1920-1940
Box 34: 74
Friends: Applebaum family
1990-2000
Box 34: 75
Friends: Bloch/Schwartz
1993
Box 34: 76
Friends: Dambeck
ca.1995-2004
Box 34: 77
Friends: Dilmeran
1970-1971, 1 later undated
Box 34: 78
Friends: Flores, Anamaria
ca.1995-2004
Box 34: 79
Friends: Ignatiev
ca.1980-1991
Box 34: 80
Friends: Krauth
2001
Box 34: 81
Friends: Peeples family
1976-2002
Box 34: 82
Friends: Saavedra/Rothenhausen
1999-2005
Box 34: 83
Friends: Unidentified–at a party
ca.1980s
Box 34: 84
Friends: van Capelleveen family
ca.1985-1990
Box 34: 85
Friends: van Capelleveen family (with Ted)
ca.1995-2005
Box 34: 86
Friends: Vidinha, Linda
1972-2007
Box 34: 87
Ted: As a young boy
ca.1924-1934
Box 34: 88
Ted: Grace Church School class pictures
1964-1973
Box 34: 89
Ted: In the 1960s and 1970s
ca.1960-1977
Box 34: 90
Ted: Portrait as a teen
ca.1934-1939
Box 34: 91
Ted: Portrait as a young man
ca.1947-1957
Box 34: 92
Ted: Post-1985
ca.1985-2005
Box 34: 93
Scrapbook
1930s-
Box 46
Unknown: Assorted people
ca.1990s
Box 34: 94
Unknown: “Bonnie Maxine’s Christening Day”
1957
Box 34: 95
Unknown: Photo taken in England
1957
Box 34: 96
Unknown: Photos taken in LeHavre (France)
1945-1954
Box 34: 97
Unknown: Postcard with family and notes
1912
Box 34: 98
Unknown: Williams, Ellwoodson signed promo photo
ca.1970-1980
Box 34: 99
150 (approx) 3 1/2-inch floppy disks
unknown
Box 38
1 5-inch tape reel
1968
Box 39
1 7-inch tape reel
ca.1960s
Box 39
1 envelope with thumb drive–contains video, audio, documents,
photos including Jeff Perry talks on Ted Allen
photos including Jeff Perry talks on Ted Allen
ca.1995-2015
Box 39
2 4-inch tape reels
ca.1969
Box 39
2 boxes of 5 1/4 inch floppy disks
ca.1980-1995
Box 39
2 mini-DV casette tapes
2005
Box 39
3 100-MB zip disks
2003
Box 39
3 boxes of slides
ca.1950s-1960s
Box 39
4 videocassette tapes
ca.1995-2001
Box 39
6 mini cassette tapes
1995, 2000, 2004
Box 39
15 recordable DVDs
1995, 2006, many undated
Box 39
27 cassette tapes
1975-1999
Box 37
Series 6. News clippings and articles
1940-2016 (bulk1969-2005)
Articles: Affirmative Action
1983-2015
Box 40: 1
Articles: African-American History
1950-1990
Box 40: 2
Articles: African-American History
1993-2000
Box 40: 3
Articles: Assorted Additional Topics
1972-2016
Box 41: 1
Articles: Assorted Additional Topics–Toffler, Alvin
1980-1985
Box 41: 2
Articles: Bacon’s Rebellion
1985
Box 40: 4
Articles: Economics
1986
Box 12: 39
Articles: Economics
1976-2010
Box 40: 5
Articles: Education
1988
Box 40: 6
Articles: Exployment Discrimination
1990-1991
Box 40: 7
Articles: History and Historians
1979-2002
Box 40: 8
Articles: Imperialism
1979-1998
Box 40: 9
Articles: Ireland and the Irish
ca.1990-2000
Box 40: 10
Articles: Israel and Judaism
1973
Box 40: 11
Articles: Israel and Judaism
1984-1988
Box 40: 12
Articles: Labor (1 of 2)
1971-1997
Box 40: 13
Articles: Labor (2 of 2)
1974-2006
Box 40: 14
Articles: Male Supremacy
1996-2000
Box 40: 15
Articles: Marxism-Leninism
1969-2008
Box 40
Articles: New York City Politics
1979, 1997
Box 41: 3
Articles: Politics (in German)
1987
Box 41: 4
Articles: Politics-Issues of the “Washington Spectator” and
“Firing Line”
“Firing Line”
1984, 1997
Box 41: 5
Articles: Puerto Rico
1934-2003
Box 41: 6
Articles: Race
1921-2006
Box 40
Articles: Race
ca.1972-1977
Box 12: 40
Articles: U.S. History
1955-2011
Box 41: 7
Articles: War / The Military
1990-2003
Box 41: 8
Articles: West Indies
1994-1998
Box 41: 9
Articles: White Racial Privilege
1972-1973
Box 12: 41
Articles: Women’s Rights
1973
Box 41: 10
Articles: Women’s Rights
1990-2002
Box 41: 11
Articles: Working Class
1971-1997
Box 41: 12
Clippings
1940-1984
Box 42
Clippings
1985-1986
Box 43
Clippings
1987-1988
Box 44
Clippings
1989-2004
Box 45
Newspaper: The African World
1974, Jul
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: The City Sun
1988, Jul-Sep; 1993, Aug
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: Hatikvah: Brooklyn College Jewish Student
Newspaper
Newspaper
1984, Winter
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: National Vanguard–Special Edition
undated
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: The Park Slope Paper
1986, Jul 5-11
Box Newspaper B
Newspaper: The Prospect Press
1984-1987
Box Newspaper B
Administrative information
Access
The collection is open for research.
Provenance
Gift of Jeffrey Perry, 2018.
Separated Material
Books in the Theodore W. Allen Papers were separated from the collection and cataloged individually in the Special Collections.
- The Proletarian Unity League, 2, 3, Many Parties of a New Type? Against the Ultra-Left Line. New York: United Labor Press, 1977.
- Wise, Tim, White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son. Brooklyn, NY: Soft Skull Press, 2005.
Processing Information
Processed by Susan E. Creighton, May 2019.
Language:
English
Copyright and Use (More information )
Cite as: Theodore W. (Ted) Allen Papers (MS 1021 bd). Special Collections and University Archives, University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries.
Search terms
Subjects
- African Americans–History
- Bacon’s Rebellion, 1676
- Bruskin, Gene
- Ignatiev, Noel
- Labor unions
- New York (N.Y.)
- Peeples, Edward
- Perry, Jeffrey
- Philosophy, Marxist
- Racism–United States–History
- Slavery–United States–History
- Sojourner Truth Organization
- West Virginia
- Zweig, Michael
Contributors
- Perry, Jeff [main entry]
Genres and formats
- Correspondence
- Outlines, syllabi, etc.
- Photographs
- Scholastic nonfiction
Gift of Jeffrey B. Perry, May 2018