“pro patria per orbi concordiam” (for the fatherland by means of global harmony/agreement) |
The Tradition of War (June, 1914, No. 79) (New York City: American Association for International Conciliation). |
The pamphlet version of The War and the Intellectuals. Reprinted from “The Seven Arts”. Published by the American Union against Militarism (NYC). There is a flyer on the back page which describes the principles of the Union [image]. The frot page quote is from Shakespeare:
In facs. PDF. |
A collection of his essays published after his death: Untimely Papers. By Randolph Bourne. Foreword By the Editor James Oppenheim (New York B. W. Huebsch MCMXIX, 1919). Contents:
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