Songs to fan the flames of discontent
Contributors: Industrial Workers of the World
Publisher: Seattle Locals, I.W.W.
Published: 1913
Place of publication: Seattle, Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Songs and music; Working class; Labor unions; Industrial Workers of the World
Other titles: Songs of the workers.; Songs of the Industrial Workers of the World.; Songs of the IWW.; IWW songs.; Archie Green Collection.
Notes: Cover title.

Without music.

Includes index.

Date based on songs included in the songbook.

Green, A. The big red songbook, H.
Table of contents: title: Nearer my job to thee; title: Masters beware; title: In the cold old winter time; title: Casey Jones; title: the union scab; title: The red flag; title: The internationale; title: The banner of labor; title: Should I ever be a soldier; title: The Marseillaise; title: Hark! The battlecry is ringing!; title: A song for the wage slave; title: What we want; title: The roll call; title: My wandering boy; title: Coffee and; title: The hope of the ages; title: Down in the old dark mill; title: Workingmen, unite!; title: That old red button; title: Scissor Bill; title: Mr. Block; title: Stand up! Ye workers.; title: They are all fighters; title: Wage workers, come join the union; title: A dream; title: Stung right; title: The bone head working man; title: Working men; title: The preacher and the slave; title: There is power in the union; title: A parody on J.D.; title: Walking on the grass; title: It is the union; title: The girl question; title: The white slave; title: Everybody's joining it; title: We are the only union; title: We will sing one song; title: Workers of the world, unite; title: Ship out; title: Out in the bread-line; title: Where the Fraser River flows; title: "Might is right"; title: Unite! Unite!; title: The tramp; title: Come and get wise; title: Hold the fort.