A Catalogue of Books, Manuscripts, and Other Materials from the Upton Sinclair Archives

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Have Contributed Immeasurably to the Extension of the Frontiers of Social justice.

"Presented by Walter P. Reuther, President, on Behalf of the Officers and Members of the UAW. May 1962."

Above this plate is a seal inscribed: "UAW Social Justice Award."

266. Page One Award, 1962.

Inscribed: "Page One Award in Letters to Upton Sinclair. Author of hundreds of books and papers including 'The jungle' and 'The Brass Check' Over a Span of 60 years All of Which Contributed Immeasureably [sic] to the Advancement of Democracy and Public Enlightenment. 1962."

Statuette in the shape of a numeral "I," which bears a seal inscribed: "Newspaper Guild of New York."


XVII. A GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
267. Photograph, [c. 1910].

George Sterling, Mrs. Sterling, and Jack London.

268. Mounted Photograph, 5 May 1911.

Inscribed: "Every century must take care of its own problems--and the problem of the Twentieth century is to secure economic freedom for everybody. Victor L. Berger New York, May 5th 1911."

Victor Berger was a prominent American Socialist--the first Socialist elected to Congress.

269. Photograph, 20 August 1911.

Inscribed: "For Craig from George. Aug. 20th, 1911."

George Sterling, California poet. Sterling fell desperately in love with Mary Craig Sinclair before her marriage and wrote more than a hundred sonnets to her.

270. Photograph, 1912.

Upton Sinclair, Mrs. Erich Gutkind, Dr. Frederick Van Eeden. Berlin, 1912. Erich Gutkind was a German poet; Dr. Van Eeden was a noted Dutch physician, psychiatrist, man of letters, and a close friend of Sinclair's.

271. Photograph, [c. 1915].

Signed: "Yours truly, Charles Chaplin."

Charlie Chaplin, the great actor, was a friend of Sinclair's for many years.

272. Photograph, [c. 1918].

Mrs. Kate Crane-Gartz, radical millionaire and friend of the Sinclairs for three decades.

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A Catalogue of Books, Manuscripts, and Other Materials from the Upton Sinclair Archives
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  • Title Page 1
  • Contents 3
  • Introduction 4
  • I. Ancestors 11
  • Iv. the Struggling Artist 12
  • V. the Jungle 14
  • Vi. "Causes" 15
  • Vii. Playwright 24
  • Viii. the "Dead Hand" 27
  • Ix. Oil! 28
  • X. Boston 33
  • Xi. the Epic Campaign 34
  • Xiii. Editor 40
  • Xv. Some Critics 41
  • Xvi. Trophies and Tributes 43
  • Xvii. a Gallery of Portraits 44
  • Xviii. Posters 46
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