I.W.W. songs
Subtitle: songs of life
Contributors: Dalton, Minnie Abbott, former owner (RBC); Neuhaus, John, former owner (RBC); Green, Archie, former owner (RBC); Industrial Workers of the World
Edition: Eighteenth edition.
Publisher: Industrial Workers of the World
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill., U.S.A
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Songs and music; Working class; Labor unions; Political ballads and songs; Industrial Workers of the World
Other titles: I.W.W. songs to fan the flames of discontent.; IWW songs.; Industrial Workers of the World songs.; Songs to fan the flames of discontent.; Songs of the IWW.; Songs of the Industrial Workers of the World.; Archie Green Collection.
Notes: Without music. Some tune designations given.

Includes index.

Green, A. The big red songbook, U.

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Table of contents: title: The rebel girl; title: The internationale; title: We will sing one song; title: Workers of the world, awaken!; title: One big industrial union; title: The red flag; title: The workers of the world are now awaking; title: Harvest war song; title: Workers of the world; title: John Golden and the Lawrence Strike; title: Scissor Bill; title: Dump the bosses off your back; title: All hell can't stop us!; title: Up from your knees; title: The tramp; title: Whadda ya want to break your back for the boss for?; title: The white slave; title: The big question; title: Solidarity forever!; title: The dollar alarm clock; title: We have fed you all for a thousand years; title: I'm too old to be a scab; title: Mr. Block; title: The Industrial Workers of the World; title: The workers' marseillaise; title: "Remember"; title: Industrial unionism speaks to the toilers of the sea; title: The preacher and the slave; title: "The popular Wobbly"; title: "Renunciation"; title: Don't take my papa away from me; title: When you wear that button; title: My wandering boy; title: The Everett County jail; title: I wanna free Miss Liberty; title: May Day song; title: They'll soon ring out; title: Onward, "One Big Union!"; title: Count your workers; title: count them!; title: Fifty thousand lumberjacks; title: Tie 'em up!; title: Joe Hill's last will; title: The mysteries of a hobo's life; title: Workers' memorial song; title: Farewell, Frank!; title: The commonwealth of toil; title: A worker's plea; title: Organize!; title: There is power in a union; title: Harvest land; title: Hold the fort; title: Workingmen, unite!