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By Subject of Literary Work - Social reform

1. Amazing Grace
2. The American Evasion of Philosophy
3. Angela Davis
4. Angry Abolitionist
5. Atlas Shrugged
6. The Autobiographical Writings of William Wells Brown
7. Children of Crisis
8. A Choice of Weapons
9. The Complete Prefaces
10. Crusade for Justice
11. Daughter of Earth
12. The Diary of a Country Priest
13. Down and Out in Paris and London
14. Dreams into Deeds
15. Emmeline and Her Daughters
16. The Essays of C. L. R. James
17. Famous American Women
18. Famous Mexican Americans
19. Felisa Rincón de Gautier
20. The Fire Next Time
21. Florence Nightingale
22. Florence Nightingale, 1896–1910
23. Forten the Sailmaker
24. Germinal
25. The Human Abstract
26. The Intellectual Follies
27. Jane Addams
28. Jane Addams of Hull House
29. The Ladies of Seneca Falls
30. A Light in the Dark
31. Madness in the Streets
32. Main Street
33. The Makepeace Experiment
34. Masks
35. Mein Kampf
36. Miles to Go
37. Mother Jones
38. Narrative of William W. Brown, a Fugitive Slave, Written by Himself
39. Neighbor to the World
40. News from Nowhere
41. Oh, Lizzie!
42. Pilgrimage
43. The Poorhouse Fair
44. The Possessed
45. The Price of Citizenship
46. The Promised Land
47. Radical Chic and Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers
48. Red Emma Speaks
49. Rethinking Social Policy
50. Risk and Blame