BEIN Gray Social Thought 3069: Dust jacket. Presentation inscription from J. Davis to R.S. Marcus. From the library of Bradford H. Gray.

BEIN Gray Social Thought 3510: Dust jacket. Presentation inscription from J. Davis. From the library of Bradford H. Gray.

Introduction, what price freedom

I. The American ideal

II. Prejudice, hysteria, murder

III. Smearing the presidents; George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Delano Roosevelt

IV. Anti-Semitism, Group assassination

V. Ammunition against the Negro

Education

Segregation

Freedom of Speech

Employment

Safety and security of person

Citizenship

Marriage

Health

Service in the military

The experiences of Ray Sprigle

Towards a program of action

VI. Hitting labor below the belt

Pamphleteering against Unions

Mohawk Valley formula

LaFollette Committee's findings

Communist label

Spies and gangsters

VII. The struggle for the mind of America

Blasting the federal council of churches

The World Council of Churches

Attacking prophetic leaders of religion

Case of Cecil Hinshaw

Case of Gesa Takaro

Religion and the un- American committee

Spiritual mobilization

VIII. Corrosion of politics and education

IX. The case history of an assassination bomb

X. Who is un-American

Un-American committee

Washington purges

William W. Remington vindicated

XI. Recovery of faith in freedom

The why of Character assassination

Inoculating the minds of men against intolerance

A free Press and a free radio

Helping to build one world

Appendix

National organizations which should educate against character assassination

Education

Employment

Labor

Films

Civil rights > United States.

United States > Race relations.

Bradford H. Gray Collection in the History of Social Thought (Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library)