Studies on the Left — Volume 6, No. 6
November–December 1966

Original 1966 issue of the influential American New Left journal Studies on the Left, published in New York.

Complete — all 96 pages have been personally counted and verified present.

This issue features material from the 1966 Socialist Scholars Conference, including an important early publication of Eugene D. Genovese's “The Legacy of Slavery and the Roots of Black Nationalism.”

Contents include:

• Eugene D. Genovese — “The Legacy of Slavery and the Roots of Black Nationalism”
• Herbert Aptheker — Comment
• C. Vann Woodward — Comment
• Frank Kofsky — Comment
• Eugene D. Genovese — Rejoinder
• Ronald Radosh — “The Corporate Ideology of American Labor Leaders from Gompers to Hillman”
• Philip S. Foner — Comment

The editors explain that the issue presents two panels from the 1966 Socialist Scholars Conference. They had originally hoped to publish proceedings from five conference panels but were unable to do so because of printing costs and other circumstances.

An interesting primary-source publication from the American New Left of the 1960s, with significant material relating to slavery, Black nationalism, American radicalism, socialism and labor history.

Condition: Complete — all 96 pages personally counted and verified present. Pages are tight and clean with no writing or underlining. Interior appears very lightly read, possibly unread. Covers show noticeable storage wear including soiling, rubbing, creasing and edge/corner wear as shown in the photographs.

Size: Approximately 5½" × 8½"
Pages: 96, complete
Published: Studies on the Left, Inc., New York
Date: November–December 1966
Volume 6, Number 6

Please examine the photographs carefully for the best indication of condition.