The Communist, no. 1, Jan 1944 Vol. 22, nos. 1-12, 1944 a magazine of the theory and practice of Marxism-Leninism by Browder, Earl, ed - 1944

New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940. Octavo, stiff printed wrappers, [82] pp. Very Good. Includes: The Working Class Movement and the Imperialist War; Engels the Thinker, by F. Furnberg; The War and the Urban Middle Strata, by P. Vidal; The Imperialist War and the Peasantry, by E. Hornle; Soviet Georgia - A Living Example of the Lenin-Stalin National Policy, by G. N. Doidjashvili; and How the Bolsheviks Won the Masses in 1917, by A. Vladimorov.

New York: The Communist, 1944. Magazine. pp. 963-1055, wraps worn, and lightly toned, spine rolled, else very good condition. Contributors include William Z. Foster, George Morris, and Louis F. Budenz.

New York: The Communist, 1942. Magazine. pp. 771-865, wraps lightly worn, else very good condition. Articles on women workers, World War II, and more.

New York: The Communist, 1944. pp. 675-768, wraps worn else very good condition. Articles include "The Armed Struggle of the Polish People", "The Trotskyite Fifth Column in the Labor Movement" and "The Cuban Elections

New York: The Communist, 1942. Magazine. pp. 99-192, a few small rust stains else very good in wraps. Includes James Allen on "The Far Eastern Front in the war against the Axis," articles by William Z. Foster and Eugene Dennis, and more.

New York: The Communist, 1942. pp. 968-1070, wraps worn and soiled, sticker scar on rear wrap, else good condition. Contributors include Joseph Stalin and Earl Browder.

New York: The Communist, 1942. 96p., very good in wraps. Contributors include Earl Browder and William Z. Foster.

New York: The Communist, 1942. pp. 99-192, wraps stained, else very good condition. Contributors include A. B. Magil, Georgi Dimitroff, and Eugene Dennis.

New York: The Communist, 1944. Magazine. pp. 483-576, wraps, 5.25x7 inches, underlining and pencil notation on front wrap, wraps lightly worn, else very good condition. From the period in which the CPUSA reconstituted itself as the Communist Political Association, with articles on the new organization.

New York: The Communist, 1943. Magazine. pp. 1059-11884, wraps, 5.25x7 inches, wraps lightly worn, pages lightly toned, tail of spine chipped, else very good condition. Contributors include Eugene Dennis, Gilbert Green, and William Z. Foster.