League for Industrial Democracy

Great Depression The League for Industrial Democracy (LID) was founded as a successor to the Intercollegiate Socialist Society in 1921. Members decided to change its name to reflect a more inclusive and more organizational perspective. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The socialism of our times ; a symposium /
    “...League for Industrial Democracy...”
    Book
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    Concentration of control in American industry /
    “...League for Industrial Democracy...”
    Book
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    Prosperity? : Symposium /
    “...League for Industrial Democracy...”
    Book
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    Thirty-five years of educational pioneering : L.I.D. celebrates past achievements and asks "Where do we go from here?"
    Published 1941
    “...League for Industrial Democracy...”
    Microform Book
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    Needed: a moral awakening in America /
    Published 1952
    “...League for Industrial Democracy...”
    Book
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    John Dewey at ninety : addresses and greetings on the occasion of Dr. Dewey's ninetieth birthday dinner October 20, 1949 at the Hotel Commodore, New York /
    Published 1950
    “...League for Industrial Democracy...”
    Book
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