E.E. Judd speeches, 1912-1919.

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E.E. Judd speeches, 1912-1919.

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The collection consists of two items: a manuscript copy of Judd's May Day speech, 1912, with a note identifying the author as Hawkins. The speech identifies the European tradition of May Day as a celebration of labor, and suggests Australia would benefit from emulating this practice. Also, a print copy of Judd's speech from the dock, published in Sydney by The Worker's Print, 1919. The speech was given 3 Dec. 1918 during Judd's indictment for prejudicing recruiting during World War I, and is concerned with pacifism, labor movements, and the draft, all within the context of World War I.

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Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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Judd, E. E. (Ernest Edward)

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Ernest Edward Judd was an Australian Socialist and activist. He was president of the Socialist Labor Party in Australia for many years, and his conscientious speeches articulated a humane opposition to capitalism. Throughout his life he worked for peace, unity, and equity. From the description of E.E. Judd speeches, 1912-1919. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 55998283 E.E. Judd was the Secretary of the Socialist Labor Party of Australia. ...