Marxists’ Internet Archive
Mary Marcy
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(1877 – 1922)
September 1904: Letters of a Pork Packer’s Stenographer – No. III
March 1907: William, the Faithful
January 1910: The Awakening of China
February 1910: Progress in China
February 1910: A Strike in the “Model Village”
May 1910: The Milwaukee Victory
June 1910: Economic Determinism and Sacred Cows
July 1910: Working Men and Women
1911: Shop Talks on Economics (pamphlet)
August 1911: Are You a Socialist?
September 1911: Can a Socialist Serve All the People?
October 1911: The Busy Silk Worm
November 1911: The World-Wide Revolt
August 1912: Why the Socialist Party Is Different
December 1912: Morals of Rubber
March 1913: Hard Times and How to Stop Them
April 1913: The White Flag Agreement Brigade
September 1913: The March of the Machine
November 1913: The Food Destroyers
January 1914: Competing with the Machines
February 1914: Nine Sharpshooters
April 1914: China and Standard Oil
May 1914: How the Capitalists Solve the Problem of the Unemployed
June 1914: Whose War is This?
September 1914: The Real Fatherland
October 1914: Organize with the Unemployed – A New Way to Fight
October 1914: Socialist Unpreparedness in Germany
February 1915: Better Any Kind of Action Than Inert Theory!
March 1915: The Value of Immorality
March 1915: Where We Stand on War
April 1915: Plenty of Jobs!
April 1915: We Must Fight It Out
October 1915: Stories of the Cave People (excerpt)
July 1917: The Cause of War
August 1917: Why Not Register Them All?
September 1917: A Month of Lawlessness
1919: Industrial Autocracy (pamphlet)
See also: International Socialist Review Archive
and: Women and Marxism – Mary Marcy