Available online, check the website of the Center for Socialist History in Bezerkeley.
7. William Blum, _Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II_
Blum also has a newer one from Common Courage Press, "Rogue Nation."
8. William Hinton, _Fanshen: A Documentary of Revolution in a Chinese Village_ [The greatest book in English in the 20th century, any genre]
The manuscript of this and William A. Williams, "Contours of American History, " were subpoened by HUAC and/or the SISS.
13. Marvin E. Gettleman, Jane Franklin, Marilyn Young and H. Bruce Franklin, _Vietnam and America: A Documented History_
Gettleman also co-edited a classic 60's anthology, "Vietnam, " pb. by Fawcett Crest Books. And the, "El Salvador Reader, " from Grove Press with, Ron Radosh, Patrick Lacefield and a couple of others. Contains a classic essay from NLR by H. Jung on Salvadorean political history.
17. George Jackson, _Prison Letters_
"Lord, Lord the cut George Jackson down....Lord, Lord they laid him in the ground." Bob Dylan. An attorney connected to the case, Steven Bingham, is a local homeless advocacy advocate. Real softspoken, met him after he resurfaced, in the Rainbow Coalition, in '88. Father was a Old Left editor of a 30's lefty magazine, Common Sense, see the Greenwood Press reprint. Alfred Bingham, I think. "Who Killed George Jackson, " Jo Durden Smith, Alred A. Knopf, 1976, hard to find but, good. Better than, "The Road to Hell: The True Story of George Jackson, Stephen Bingham, and the San Quentin Massacre, " by Paul Liberatore, Grove/Atlantic, Inc. June 1996. Also, see, "The Rise and Fall of California's Radical Prison Movement, " Stanford Univ. Press, by Eric Cummins.
Michael Pugliese