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368 VIOLENCE AND THE LABOR MOVEMENT
(45) Comptc-Rendu of the Third National Congress
French Socialist Party, 1906, pp. 189-192.
(46) Idem, p. 186.
(47) Jaures, Studies in Socialism, pp. 127-128.
(48) Idem, pp. 124-125.
(49) Idem, pp. 128-129.
of the
(50) Compte-Rendu of the Fourth International Congress of the
International Working Men's Association, Basel, 1869,
p. 6.
(51) Kropotkin, The Great French Revolution, p. 423 (G. P.
Putnam's Sons, New York, 1909).
(52) Proudhon, Idee Generate de la Revolution au XlXe. Siecle,
p. 304 (Gamier Freres, Paris, 1851).
(53) Idem, p. 197.
CHAPTER XI
(1) Proudhon, Idee Generate de la Revolution, p. 149.
(2) Roger A. Pryor, quoted in the report of the Investigation
of the Employment of Pinkerton Detectives : House Special
Committee Report, 1892, p. 225.
(3) Investigation of the Employment of Pinkerton Detectives:
Senate Special Committee Report, 1892, p. 247.
(4) Thomas Beet, Methods of American Private Detective
Agencies, Appleton's Magazine, October, 1906.
(5) Idem.
(6) Idem.
(7) Idem.
(8) Nczv York Sun, May 8, 191 1.
(9) New York Call, September 14, 1910.
(10) Investigation of the Employment of Pinkerton Detectives:
House Special Committee Report, 1892, p. 226.
(11) See his testimony, pp. 92-94 of the Senate Report.
(12) Report of the Industrial Commission, 1901, Vol. VIII,
pp. 257-258, 261 (Chicago Labor Disputes).
(13) American Federationist, November, 191 1, Vol. XVIII, p.
889.
(14) Limiting Federal Injunction: Hearings before a Subcommittee
of the Committee on the Judiciary, United
States Senate, Jan. 6, 1913, Part I, p. 19.