Series IV: Writings by Others

Paul Crouch: Includes part of a manuscript by Crouch, a well known American communist, Broken Chains" later entitled "Bondage Broken"; an article by Crouch, "Top A Bomb Scientist Was a Communist," and other material relating to Crouch, including correspondence; Ennes Ellae: A complete autobiography in manuscript form by

Ennes Ellae: A complete autobiography in manuscript form entitled "A Grain of Sand -- A Drop of Water," edited by Beffel (281 pp.). Ellae was a Dutch emigrant to the U.S. who became involved with the I.W.W. in California;

Alice M. Gray: Manuscript, including proof sheets of a draft of sorts;

Ellen Leonard: Manuscript of "Three Days of Terror";

W.H. Long: 2 copies; one incomplete of a manuscript "Sane Sex Life and Sane Sex Living."

Helen Parkhurst: Complete ms. of Parkhurst's "Child World";

Louise Andrus Rogers: Contains 2 manuscripts: "Of Sunken Gold," a film score; "No Encores," a play: and a few letters.

Contains the fragile original of Harry Kelley's manuscript "Roll Back the Years: Odyssey of a Libertarian," edited by Beffel. Kelly was a well known anarchist and co founder of the Ferrer colony in Stelton, N.J.

NOTE: patrons must use the user photocopy of this manuscript which is housed in boxes 26 and 27.

For additional information, see the subject folder "Ferrer School" in Box 11. (This manuscript contains some photocopies from the Beffel collection at Wayne State University, Archives of Labor History and Urban Affairs.)

Contains manuscript (complete?) of G.P. Maximoff's book of Bakunin's works, edited by Beffel, titled Bakunin's Political Philosophy: His writings on Scientific Anarchism. The manuscript also includes a biographical sketch of Bakunin by Max Nettlau and an introduction by Rudolf Rocker. Also included are a few letters to and from Olga Maximoff Urkevich, Rudolf Rocker and Boris Yelensky.