Selections from the American Atheist Press HALDEMAN-JULIUS PUBLICATIONS E. Haldeman-Julius

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           Selections from the American Atheist Press

                  HALDEMAN-JULIUS PUBLICATIONS



	E. Haldeman-Julius (1889-1951) revolutionized American
publishing with his famous series of ``Little Blue Books.'' These
ten-cent booklets made the great literature of the ages affordable
-- and convenient. Just 3 by 5 inches in size, they fit into a
workingman's pocket. Later, Haldeman-Julius branched into the
publication of ``Big Blue Books,'' printed in the more standard
format of 8 by 5 inches. Headquartered in Girard, Kansas,
Haldeman-Julius Publications was in operation from 1919 to 1951.

	Haldeman-Julius didn't just bring the classics to the ordinary
person; he also brought Atheist and socialist literature, as well
as every other topic one could imagine. Housekeeping, crimes of the
Roman Catholic church, puzzles, sexual hygiene, carpentry -- works
on these and other subjects were suddenly available for just a few
cents from Haldeman-Julius Publications. Millions were sold.

	American Atheist Press bought a small stock of the remaining
``Big Blue Books'' from Haldeman-Julius' son shortly before the
Kansas warehouse was destroyed by fire. Many of these titles
offered here are sold at four times the price by rare-book dealers.
Ours are unused and in good condition, but most often at least
forty years old. Like all older books they are starting to show
their age with some yellowing of the paper. Nonetheless, the
information they contain is as useful as the day they rolled off
the presses -- perhaps more so, as they provide insights into areas
now totally suppressed.

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Am I an Atheist or an Agnostic?
by Bertrand Russell.
Includes articles and book reviews by Prof. J. B. S. Haldane, Dr.
D. O. Cauldwell, John D. McInerney, Dr. Jerome Davis, C. A. Willis,
Bryan Fulks, and Victor S. Yarros. (Haldeman-Julius Publication
B-864.) 2 pp. Stapled. Stock #5444. $4.50.

Christianity, a Continuing Calamity
by Clay Fulks.
Includes other articles by Mordecai T. Heller, E. Haldeman-Julius,
H. G. Hayes, Jay William Hudson, John D. McInerney, and Oliver L.
Reiser, Ph.D. (Haldeman-Julius Publication B-851.) 31 pp. Stapled.
Stock #5525. $4.50.

The Church Defies Modern Life
by Joseph McCabe.
A survey of the medieval ideas which the Roman Catholic church
still espouses. (The Black International, Second Series, No. 15.)
31 pp. Stapled. Stock #5244. $4.50.

The Church, the Enemy of the Workers
by Joseph McCabe. 
The subject of this booklet is the antagonism of the Roman Catholic
church to the laboring classes. (The Black International,
Second Series, No. 14.) 32 pp. Stapled. Stock #5240. $4.50.

Eighty Years a Rebel
by Joseph McCabe.
Once a priest, Joseph McCabe first aroused international attention
by publishing his reasons for leaving the church. He later became
Atheism's most prolific author, writing hundreds of books on
philosophy and the politics and history of the Roman Catholic
church. This is the story of his extraordinary life in his own
words. (Haldeman-Julius Publication B-636.) Photographs. 96 pp.
Stapled. Stock #5248. $4.50.

Essays by an Agnostic and Criticisms by a Skeptic
by Robert G. Ingersoll.
Includes his famous ``Why Am I an Agnostic?'' and reviews the
position of Thomas Huxley, who coined the word. 39 pp. Stapled.
Stock #5164. $4.50.

The Foundations of Faith
by Robert G. Ingersoll.
A critical examination of the Old Testament. (Haldeman-Julius
Publication B-574.) 24 pp. Stapled. Stock #5172. $4.50.

The Holy Faith of Romanists
by Joseph McCabe.
This short essay examines the sacraments and doctrines of Roman
Catholicism. (The Black International, Second Series, No. 16.) 31
pp. Stapled. Stock #5264. $4.50.

How the Faith Is Protected
by Joseph McCabe.
Roman Catholic church policy on education and tolerance is the
subject of this booklet. (The Black International, Second Series,
No. 17.) 31 pp. Stapled. Stock #5268. $4.50.

How the Pope of Peace Traded in Blood
by Joseph McCabe.
The bloody history of the papacy is reviewed, including Pope Pius
XII's collusion with fascist governments. (The Black
International, No. 2.) 29 pp. Stapled. Stock #5272. $4.50.

The Inconsistencies and Contradictions of Jesus and Other Studies
and Reviews
by Victor S. Yarros.
The title essay is a quick overview of problems with the New
Testament. The booklet includes a number of short essays on other
topics. (Haldeman-Julius Publication B-841.) 32 pp. Stapled. Stock
#5484. $4.50.

Is the Position of Atheism Growing Stronger?
by Joseph McCabe.
The significance of Atheism in the world and its consequences.
Written in 1936, it sounds a hopeful note. (Haldeman-Julius
Publication B-758.) 30 pp. Stapled. Stock #5276. $4.50.

The Kingdom without God
by Paul Eldridge.
A freethinker gives an answer to the question, ``What would life
be like without religion?'' (Haldeman-Julius Publication B-929).
15 pp. Stapled. Stock #5092. $4.50.

The Liberty of Man, Woman and Child
by Robert G. Ingersoll.
His lecture on the rights of women and children. 24 pp. Stock
#5176. $4.50.

The Pious Traitors of Belgium and France
by Joseph McCabe.
A review of the collusion of the Roman Catholic church and the
German government at the beginning of World Work II. (The Black
International, No. 7.) 32 pp. Stapled. Stock #5284. $4.50.

The Pope and the Italian Jackal
by Joseph McCabe.
How the Italian dictator Mussolini was aided by the pope. (The
Black International, No. 8.) 31 pp. Stapled. Stock #5292.
$4.50.

Rome Puts a Blight on Culture
by Joseph McCabe.
Has the Roman Catholic church aided the growth of knowledge and
literature throughout the ages? This author's answer is no. (The
Black International, Second Series, No. 13.) 31 pp. Stapled. Stock
#5296. $4.50.

Rome's Syllabus of Condemned Opinions
by Joseph McCabe.
The startling array of ideas and opinions which the Roman Catholic
church officially opposes. (Haldeman-Julius Publication B-878.) 32
pp. Stapled. Stock #5300. $4.50.

Scientific Humanism as Creative Morality
by Oliver L. Reiser and
Comments on Professor Reiser's New Scientific Humanism
by Joseph McCabe.
The arguments for and against the acceptance of humanism as a new
religion are contrasted. (Haldeman-Julius Publication B-832.) 32
pp. Stapled. Stock #5432. $4.50.

The Totalitarian Church of Rome
by Joseph McCabe.
The ex-monk writes on the structure and wealth of the Roman
Catholic church. (The Black International, Second Series, No. 11.)
32 pp. Stapled. Stock #5304. $4.50.

The Tyranny of the Clerical Gestapo
by Joseph McCabe.
This volume focuses on the power of the priesthood over homes,
hearts, and politics. (The Black International, Second Series, No.
12.) 32 pp. Stapled. Stock #5308. $4.50.

What Must We Do to Be Saved?
by Robert Ingersoll.
A study of the Christian religion, its creeds, and its sacred book.
(Haldeman-Julius Publication B-808.) 32 pp. Stapled. Stock #5196.
$4.50.

Why Be Moral?
by Hector Hawton.
How to decide what is right and what is wrong without religion.
(Haldeman-Julius Publication B-585.) 23 pp. Stapled. Stock #5144.
$4.50.


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