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Contents
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS............................................19
INTRODUCTION..................................................23
CHAPTER 1: COLUMBUS AND LAS CASAS ..........................29
The Diario of Christopher Columbus (October 11-15, 1492).........30
Bartolomé de Las Casas, Two Readings on the Legacy of Columbus
(1542 and 1550)
Bartolomé de Las Casas, The Devastation of
the Indies: A Brief Account(1542)...........................35
Bartolomé de Las Casas, In Defense of the Indians (1550).........42
Eduardo Galeano, Memory of Fire (1982) ...........................45
CHAPTER 2: THE FIRST SLAVES...................................51
Three Documents on Slave Revolts (1720 to 1793)
Anonymous Letter to Mr. Boone in London (June 24, 1720) ___52
Letter from Petersburg, Virginia (May 17, 1792) ...............52
Secret Keeper Richmond (Unknown) to Secret Keeper
Norfolk (Unknown) (1793)...............................53
Four Petitions Against Slavery (1773 to 1777)
Felix (Unknown) Slave Petition for Freedom (January 6, 1773) .54
Peter Bestes and Other Slaves Petition for Freedom
(April 20, 1773) .........................................55
Petition of a Grate Number of Blackes to Thomas Gage
(May 25,1774)..........................................56
Petition of a Great Number of Negroes to the Massachusetts
House of Representatives (January 13, 1777)................57
Benjamin Banneker, Letter to Thomas Jefferson (August 19,1791) ----58
CHAPTER 3: SERVITUDE AND REBELLION..........................63
Richard Frethorne on Indentured Servitude
(March 20-April 3,1623).....................................64
A True Narrative of the Rise, Progresse, and Cessation of the Late
Rebellion in Virginia, Most Humbly and Impartially Reported by
His Majestyes Commissioners Appointed to Enquire into the
Affaires of the Said Colony ( 1677)...............................66
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Proclamation of the New Hampshire Legislature
on the Mast Tree Riot (1734)..................................69
Letter Written by William Shirley to the Lords of Trade about the
Knowles Riot (December 1, 1747).............................69
Gottlieb Mittelberger, Gottlieb Mittelberger s Journey to
Pennsylvania in the Year 1750 and Return to Germany
in the Year 1754(1754).......................................72
Account of the New York Tenant Riots (July 14, 1766)...............76
CHAPTER 4: PREPARING THE REVOLUTION ........................79
Thomas Hutchinson Recounts the Reaction to the
Stamp Act in Boston (1765)...................................80
Samuel Drownes Testimony on the Boston Massacre
(March 16,1770)............................................82
George Hewes Recalls the Boston Tea Party (1834)...................83
New York Mechanics Declaration of Independence (May 29, 1776)-----86
Thomas Paine, Common Sense (1776)..............................87
CHAPTER 5: HALF A REVOLUTION.................................93
Joseph Clarke s Letter about the Rebellion in Springfield
(August 30,1774)............................................94
Joseph Plumb Martin, A Narrative of Some of the Adventures,
Dangers and Sufferings of a Revolutionary Soldier ( 1830)...........96
Samuel Dewees Recounts the Suppression of Insubordination
in the Continental Army after the Mutinies of 1781 (1844)......100
Henry Knox, Letter to George Washington (October 23, 1786)......105
Publius (James Madison), FederalistNo. 10 (November 23, 1787)... 107
CHAPTER 6: THE EARLY WOMEN S MOVEMENT....................115
Maria Stewart, An Address Delivered at the African Masonic
Hall, Boston (February 27, 1833)............................116
Angelina Grimké Welds Speech at Pennsylvania Hall (May 17,1838) .. 117
Harriet Hanson Robinson, Characteristics of the Early
Factory Giris (1898)........................................121
S. Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Woman in the Nineteenth Century (1845).. - 124
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Declaration of Sentiments and
Resolutions, Seneca Falls Convention (July 19,1848)..........126
Sojourner Truth, Ain t I a Woman? (1851)........................128
Marriage Protest of Lucy Stone and Henry B. Blackwell (May 1,1855) • 129
CONTENTS
Susan B. Anthony Addresses Judge Ward Hunt in The United States
of America v. Susan B. Anthony (June 19, 1873).................130
CHAPTER 7: INDIAN REMOVAL...................................133
Tecumseh s Speech to the Osages (Winter 1811—12).................134
Two Documents on the Cherokee Removal (1829 and 1830)
Cherokee Nation, Memorial of the Cherokee Indians
(December 1829).......................................136
Lewis Ross et al., Address of the Committee and
Council of the Cherokee Nation, in General Council
Convened, to the People of the United States (July 17, 1830).. 139
Black Hawks Surrender Speech (1832)............................140
John G. Burnett, The Cherokee Removal Through the
Eyes of a Private Soldier (December 11, 1890).................142
Two Statements by Chief Joseph of the Nez Percé (1877 and 1879)
Chief Joseph s Surrender (October 5, 1877)....................146
Chief Joseph Recounts His Trip to Washington, D.C. (1879).....147
Black Elk, The End of the Dream (1932)........................149
CHAPTER 8: THE WAR ON MEXICO...............................153
The Diary of Colonel Ethan Allen Hitchcock
(June 30, 1845-March 26,1846).............................154
Miguel Barragan, Dispatch on Texas Colonists (October 31, 1835) ... 156
Juan Soto, Desertion Handbill (June 6, 1847)......................158
Frederick Douglass, Address to the New England
Convention (May 31, 1849)..................................159
North Star Editorial, The War with Mexico (January 21, 1848).....160
Henry David Thoreau, Civil Disobedience (1849)...................164
CHAPTER 9: SLAVERY AND DEFIANCE............................167
David Walker s Appeal ( 1830).....................................168
Harriet A. Jacobs, Incidents in the Life of a Slave GirU
Written by Herself (1861).....................................171
James Norcom s Runaway Slave Newspaper Advertisement for
Harriet Jacobs (June 30, 1835)............................... 174
James R. Bradley, Lener to Lydia Maria Child (June 3, 1834)........174
Reverend Theodore Parker, Speech of Theodore Parker at the
Faneuil Hall Meeting (May 26, 1854).........................176
Two Letters from Slaves to Their Former Masters ( 1844 to 1860)
Henry Bibb, Letter to William Gatevvood (March 23, 1844).... 180
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Jermain Wesley Loguen, Letter to Sarah Logue (March 28, 1860).. 181
Frederick Douglass, The Meaning of July Fourth
for the Negro (July 5,1852).................................183
John Brown, John Browns Last Speech (November 2, 1859)........187
Osborne P. Anderson, A Voice from Harper s Ferry (1861).............188
Martin Delany s Advice to Former Slaves (July 23, 1865)............191
Henry McNeal Turner, On the Eligibility of Colored Members
to Seats in the Georgia Legislature (September 3, 1868).........194
CHAPTER 10: CIVIL WAR AND CLASS CONFLICT...................197
An Eyewitness Account of the Flour Riot in New York
(February 1837)............................................198
Hinton Rowan Helper, The Impending Crisis of the South (1857)......200
Mechanic (Unknown), Voting by Classes (October 13, 1863) .... 202
Joel Tyler Headley, The Great Riots of New York ( 1873)...............204
Four Documents on Disaffection in the South During the Civil War
(1864 to 1865)
Report on a Bread Riot in Savannah, Georgia (April 1864).....208
Exempt (Unknown), To Go, Or Not to Go (June 28, 1864).. 209
O.G.G. (Unknown), Letter to the Editor (February 17, 1865) .. 209
Columbus Sun, The Class That Suffer (February 17, 1865).... 210
J. A. Dacus, Annals of the Great Strikes in the United States ( 1877).....211
CHAPTER 11: STRIKERS AND POPULISTS IN THE GILDED AGE......215
Henry George, The Crime of Poverty (April 1, 1885)..............216
August Spies, Address of August Spies (October 7, 1886)...........219
Anonymous, Red-Handed Murder: Negroes Wantonly
Killed at Thibodaux, La. (November 26, 1887)................221
Reverend Ernest Lyon et al., Open Letter from die
New Orleans Mass Meeting (August 22,1888).................223
Two Speeches by Mary Elizabeth Lease (circa 1890)
Wall Street Owns the Country (circa 1890)..................226
Speech to the Women s Christian Temperance Union (1890).....226
The Omaha Platform of the Peoples Party of America (1892)........229
Reverend J. L. Moore on the Colored Farmers Alliance
(March 7, 1891)............................................230
Ida B. Wells-Barnett, Lynch Law (1893).........................232
Statement from the Pullman Strikers (June 15, 1894)...............234
Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward: 2000-1887 ( 1888).............237
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CHAPTER 12: THE EXPANSION OF THE EMPIRE....................239
Calixto Gardas Letter to General William R. Shafter (July 17, 1898) . 241
Three Documents on African-American Opposition to Empire
(1898 to 1899)
Lewis H. Douglass on Black Opposition to McKinley
(November 17, 1899)....................................243
Missionary Department of the Atlanta, Georgia, A.M.E. Church,
The Negro Should Not Enter the Army (May 1,1899) .... 244
I. D. Barnett et al., Open Letter to President McKinley
by Colored People of Massachusetts (October 3,1899).........245
Samuel Clemens, Comments on the Moro Massacre
(March 12, 1906)...........................................248
Smedley D. Butler, War Is a Racket (1935).........................252
CHAPTER 13: SOCIALISTS AND WOBBLIES........................257
Mother Jones, Agitation: The Greatest Factor for Progress
(March 24, 1903)...........................................258
Upton Sinclair, The Jungle (1906).................................261
W. E. B. Du Bois, The Souls of Black Folk (1903)....................264
Emma Goldman, Patriotism: A Menace to Liberty (1908).........270
Proclamation of the Striking Textile Workers of Lawrence (1912) ... 272
Arturo Giovannitti s Address to the Jury (November 23, 1912).......275
Woody Guthrie, Ludlow Massacre (1946)........................278
Julia May Courtney, Remember Ludlow! (May 1914).............280
Joe Hill, My Last Will (November 18, 1915).....................282
CHAPTER 14: PROTESTING THE FIRST WORLD WAR...............283
Helen Keller, Strike Against War (January 5, 1916)................284
John Reed, Whose War? (April 1917)............................288
Why the IWW Is Not Patriotic to the United States (1918)........291
Emma Goldman, Address to the Jury in U.S. v. Emma Goldman
and Alexander Berkman (July 9, 1917).........................292
Two Antiwar Speeches by Eugene Debs (1918)
The Canton, Ohio, Speech (June 16, 1918)..................295
Statement to the Court (September 18, 1918)..................297
Randolph Bourne, The State (1918).............................298
e. e. cummings, i sing of Olaf glad and big (1931).................302
John Dos Passos, The Body of an American (1932)................304
Dalton Trumbo, Johnny Got His 6«« (1939).......................306
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CHAPTER 15: FROM THE JAZZ AGE TO THE
UPRISINGS OF THE 1930S.......................................311
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Echoes of the Jazz Age (1931).................312
Yip Harburg, Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (1932).............314
Paul Y. Anderson, Tear-Gas, Bayonets, and Votes
(August 17, 1932)...........................................315
Mary Licht, I Remember the Scottsboro Defense
(February 15, 1997).........................................320
Ned Cobb ( Nate Shaw ), All God s Dangers (1969).................323
Billie Holiday, Strange Fruit (1937).............................327
Two Poems by Langston Hughes (1934 and 1940)
Ballad of Roosevelt (1934).................................327
Ballad ofthe Landlord (1940)..............................329
Bartolomeo Vanzetti, Speech to the Court (April 9, 1927)...........331
Vicky Starr ( Stella Nowicki ), Back of the Yards (1973)...........332
Sylvia Woods, You Have to Fight for Freedom (1973).............336
Rose Chemin on Organizing the Unemployed in the
Bronx in the 1930s (1949)...................................340
Genora (Johnson) Dollinger, Striking Flint: Genora (Johnson) Dollinger
Remembers the 1936-37 GM Sit-Down Strike (February 1995).... 345
John Steinbeck, The Grapes ofWrath (1939)........................350
Woody Guthrie, This Land Is Your Land (February 1940).........353
CHAPTER 16: WORLD WAR II AND MCCARTHYISM.................355
Paul Fussell, Precision Bombing Will Win the War (1989)........356
Yuri Kochiyama, Then Came the War (1991).....................359
Yamaoka Michiko, Eight Hundred Meters from
the Hypocenter (1992)......................................363
United States Strategic Bombing Survey, Summary Report
(Pacific War) (July 1, 1946)..................................367
Admiral Gene Larocque Speaks to Studs Terkel About
The Good War ( 1985).....................................373
Kurt Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse-Five (1969).........................376
Paul Robesons Unread Statement before the House Committee on
Un-American Activities (June 12, 1956).......................378
Peter Seeger, Thou Shall Not Sing (1989)........................382
I. F. Stone, But Its Not Just Joe McCarthy (March 15, 1954).......384
The Final Letter from Ethel and Julius Rosenberg to Their Children
(June 19, 1953).............................................388
CONTENTS ~I5
CHAPTER 17: THE BLACK UPSURGE AGAINST
RACIAL SEGREGATION...........................................389
Richard Wright, 12 Million Black Voices (1941).....................391
Längstem Hughes, Montage of a Dream Deferred (1951)..........393
Anne Moody, Coming of Age in Mississippi (1968)...................394
John Lewis, Original Text of Speech to Be Delivered at the
Lincoln Memorial (August 28, 1963)..........................398
Malcolm X, Message to the Grass Roots (November 10, 1963).....400
Martha Honey, Letter from Mississippi Freedom Summer
(August 9,1964)............................................402
Testimony of Fannie Lou Hamer (August 22,1964).................404
Testimony of Rita L. Schwerner (1964)............................406
Alice Walker, Once (1968).....................................410
Sandra A. West, Riot!—A Negro Residents Story (July 24, 1967)... 415
Martin Luther King, Jr., Where Do We Go from Here?
(August 16, 1967)...........................................417
CHAPTER 18: VIETNAM AND BEYOND: THE HISTORIC RESISTANCE.. 421
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, McComb, Mississippi,
Petition Against the War in Vietnam Only 28, 1965)............422
Martin Luther King, Jr., Beyond Vietnam (April 4, 1967)..........423
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Position Paper
on Vietnam (January 6, 1966)................................427
Bob Dylan, Masters of War (1963)..............................429
Muhammad Ali Speaks Out Against the Vietnam War (1966)........431
Jonathan Schell, The Village of Ben Sue (1967)......................431
Larry Colburn, They Were Butchering People (2003)..............437
Haywood T. The Kid Kirkland, from Bloods: An Oral History of
the Vietnam War by Black Veterans (1984).......................440
Loung Ung, People Just Disappeared and You Didn t
Say Anything (2003).......................................442
Tim O Brien, The Man I Killed (1990)..........................444
Maria Herrera-Sobek, Two Poems on Vietnam (1999)...............448
Daniel Ellsberg, Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the
Pentagon Papers{2?3).......................................450
CHAPTER 19: WOMEN, GAYS, AND OTHER VOICES OF RESISTANCE.. 453
Alien Ginsberg, America (January 17, 1956)......................454
Martin Duberman, Stonewall (1993)..............................457
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Wamsutta (Frank B.) James, Suppressed Speech on the
350th Anniversary of the Pilgrim s Landing at
Plymouth Rock (September 10, 1970).........................461
Adrienne Rich, OfWoman Born (1977)............................464
Abbey Lincoln, Who Will Revere the Black Woman?
(September 1966)...........................................466
Susan Brownmiller, Abortion Is a Woman s Right (1999)...........469
Assata Shakur (Joanne Chesimard), Women in Prison:
How We Are (April 1978)...................................471
Kathleen Neal Cleaver, Women, Power, and Revolution
(October 16, 1998) .........................................476
CHAPTER 20: LOSING CONTROL IN THE 1970S....................481
Howard Zinn, The Problem Is Civil Obedience (November 1970).... 483
George Jackson, Soledad Brother (1970)............................489
Bob Dylan, George Jackson (1971)..............................492
Angela Davis, Political Prisoners, Prisons, and
Black Liberation (1970).....................................494
Two Voices of the Attica Uprising (1971 and 2000)
Elliott James ( L. D. ) Barkley (September 9, 1971).............498
Interview with Frank Big Black Smith (2000).................499
Leonard Peltier on the Trail of Broken Treaties Protest (1999)........500
Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with
Respect to Intelligence Activities, Covert Action in
Chile 1963-1973 (December 18, 1975).......................504
Noam Chomsky, COINTELPRO: What the (Deleted) Was It?
(March 12,1978)...........................................507
CHAPTER 21: THE CARTER-REAGAN-BUSH CONSENSUS...........511
Marian Wright Edelman, Commencement Address at
Milton Academy (June 10,1983).............................512
César Chavez, Address to the Commonwealth Club of California
(November 9,1984).........................................515
Testimony of Ismael Guadalupe Ortiz on Vieques, Puerto Rico
(October 2,1979)...........................................52i
Local P-9 Strikers and Supporters on the 1985-1986
Meatpacking Strike against the Hormel Company
in Austin, Minnesota (1991)........................ 524
Douglas A. Fraser, Resignation Letter to the............
Labor-Management Group (July 19,1978)....................530
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Vito Russo, Why We Fight (1988)..............................534
Abbie Hoffman, Closing Argument (April 15, 1987)..............537
Public Enemy, Fight the Power (1990)...........................540
CHAPTER 22: PANAMA, THE 1991 GULF WAR, AND
THE WAR AT HOME.............................................543
Alex Molnar, If My Marine Son Is Killed ... (August 23,1990) .... 544
Eqbal Ahmad, Roots of the Gulf Crisis (November 17, 1990)......546
June Jordan Speaks Out Against the 1991 Gulf War
(February 21, 1991).........................................553
Yolanda Huet-Vaughn, Statement Refusing to Serve in the
1991 GulfWar (January 9, 1991).............................555
Interview with Civilian Worker at the Río Hato Military Base in
Panama City (February 23,1990).............................557
Mike Davis, In LA., Burning All Illusions (June 1, 1992)..........561
Mumia Abu-Jamal, All Things Censored (2001) .....................565
CHAPTER 23: CHALLENGING BILL CLINTON.......................569
Bruce Springsteen, The Ghost of Tom Joad (1995)...................570
Lorell Patterson on the War Zone Strikes in Decatur, Illinois
(June 1995)................................................573
Winona LaDuke, Acceptance Speech for the Green Party s
Nomination for Vice President of the United States of
America (August 29, 1996)...................................576
Two Open Letters of Protest to the Clinton Administration
Alice Walker, Letter to President Bill Clinton
(March 13,1996).......................................578
Adrienne Rich, Letter to Jane Alexander Refusing the
National Medal for the Arts (July 3, 1997).................580
Rania Masri, How Many More Must Die? (September 17, 2000) ... 58 i
Roni Krouzman, WTO: The Battle in Seattle: An Eyewitness
Account (December 6, 1999)................................583
Anita Cameron, And the Steps Came Tumbling Down—ADAPT s
Battle with the HBA (2000).................................587
Elizabeth ( Betita ) Martinez, Be Down with the Brown! (1998)... 589
Walter Mosley, Workman the Chain Gang(1000)...................592
Julia Butterfly Hill, Surviving the Storm:
Lessons from Nature (2001).................................595
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CHAPTER 24: BUSH II AND THE WAR ON TERROR ................599
Michael Moore, The Presidency—Just Another Perk
(November 14,2000)........................................601
Orlando Rodriguez and Phyllis Rodriguez, Not In Our Son s Name
(September 15, 2001).......................................603
Rita Lasar, To Avoid Another September 11, U.S. Must Join
the World (September 5, 2002)..............................604
Monami Maulik, Organizing in Our Communities
Post-September 1 lth (2001)................................606
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 705, Resolution
Against the War (October 18, 2002)..........................608
Rachel Corrie, Letter from Palestine (February 7, 2003).............608
Danny Glover, Speech During the World Day of Protest
Against the War (February. 15, 2003)..........................610
Amy Goodman, Independent Media in a Time of War (2003)......611
Tim Predmore, How Many More Must Die? (August 24, 2003)-----614
Maritza Castillo et al., Open Letter to Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Michael G.Jones (September 12, 2003).......................616
Kurt Vonnegut, Cold Turkey (May 31, 2004).....................617
CHAPTER 25: WAR AND INJUSTICE: PEOPLE SPEAK OUT...........623
Camilo Mejía, I Pledge My Allegiance to the Poor and Oppressed
(July 3, 2005)........................................624
Cindy Sheehan, It s Time the Antiwar Choir Started Singing
(August5, 2005)......................................625
Kevin Tiliman, After Pats Birthday (October 19, 2006)..........627
Evann Orleck-Jetter, Statement on Marriage Equality
(March 18,2009).....................................629
EPILOGUE: Patti Smith, People Have the Power (1988)............631
NOTES.........................................................633
CREDITS AND PERMISSIONS.....................................647
INDEX.........................................................657
ABOUT THE AUTHORS...........................................668
ABOUT SEVEN STORIES PRESS................................... 668
OTHER HOWARD ZINN BOOKS AVAILABLE
FROM SEVEN STORIES PRESS................................669
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