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Series: Manuscript Drafts
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Box
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Unedited manuscript
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Later chapter drafts without revisions
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Box
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Preface, Part I: Chapter I, “New Leader and New Line”
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2
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Chapter II, “Party Line for America”
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3
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Chapter III, “Party Organization, Party Strength, and Party Life”
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4
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Part II: Chapter IV, “Creating Gideon's Army-the Progressive Party”
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5
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Chapter V, “Professional Soldiers in a Campaign that Failed”
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6
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Part III: Chapter VI, “The Party and Anti-Communism” [Chapter VII missing]
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7
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Part IV: Chapter VIII, “Slow Thaw in the Cold War”
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Box
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8
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Chapter IX, “Tarnished Heroes: Stalin and Foster”
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2
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9
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Chapter X, “Hungary and Further Disillusion”
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10
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Chapter XI, “Conclusion: An Impotent Party”
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Box
2
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11
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Footnotes
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Box
2
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12
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Bibliographical Essay
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Early chapter drafts without revisions
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Box
2
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13
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Preface and Chapter I
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2
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14
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Chapter II, “Domestic Line”
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15
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Chapter III, “The Party's organization, activities and special problems in the immediate postwar period”
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Drafts with revisions by persons other than Shannon
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Box
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Preface, Chapters I through Chapter II with drafter's comments
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Box
3
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2
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Preface, Chapters I through III with Olive Golden's comments
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Drafts with revisions by Shannon
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Box
3
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3
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Preface and Chapter I
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3
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4
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Chapter II, “The Domestic Line”
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Box
3
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5
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Chapter III, “The Party's Organization, Activities and Special Problems in the Immediate Postwar Period”
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Box
3
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6
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Beginning for Part II, notes: Chapter IV, “Professional Soldiers in Gideon's Army”
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Chapter V, “The Outward Reaction”
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“A very tentative and incomplete outline or prospectus of a book on the history of the Communist Party, 1945-circa 1955,” February 24, 1956
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