Twentieth-Century Political Pamphlet Collection.
Title
Twentieth-Century Political Pamphlet Collection.
Extent
2 cubic feet.
Description
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of ephemeral political materials distributed by and for members of national organizations and political committees. The majority of the materials relate to New Left organizations from the 1960s, but examples from the 1940s to the early 1990s are also included. Many of the materials are concerned with civil rights, anti-war protest, feminism, and economic policy. Current events in China, Cuba, Europe and the Middle East are also discussed. Organizations represented include Students for a Democratic Society, Southern Student Organizing Committee, Radical Education Project, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, and several others. The collection offers primary source material to researchers interested in the various social protest movements of the 1960s.
Table Of Contents
Has Format
The collection is fully digitized and available in JSTOR's Reveal Digital platform.
Provenance
The provenance of this collection is unclear. Most of the materials appear to have been acquired by the MU Libraries at the time of publication.
Rights
The University of Missouri Libraries do not hold copyright on most collection materials, and therefore we do not charge usage fees or require permission to publish scanned images. The libraries encourage use of reproductions of Special Collections materials in publications, broadcasts, public displays and on web pages. However, please be aware that the user is responsible for determining copyright status and applying for permission to copyright holders.
Access Rights
Materials do not circulate but are available to users in the Special Collections Reading Room during service hours or by appointment.
