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Corliss Lamont

Born: 1902

Died: 1995

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Born: 1902

Died: 1995

Books by Corliss Lamont (50 max)

The illusion of immortality.

1950

Corliss Lamont, Corliss Lamont

Soviet Russia versus Nazi Germany a study in contrasts

1941

The philosophy of humanism

1957

On understanding Soviet Russia

1933

Humanism as a philosophy

1949

Back to the Bill of rights

1950

A humanist funeral service

1954

Freedom is as freedom does civil liberties today

1956

A Humanist symposium on metaphysics

1960

Freedom of choice affirmed

1968

Articles, 1921-77

1921

Socialist planning in Soviet Russia

1930

Russian travel diary

1932

The illusion of immortality

1935

Soviet Russia and religion

1936

The story of Soviet progress

1938

You might like socialism a way of life for modern man

1939

[Press releases

1942

Henry Agard Wallace, Ralph Barton Perry, Corliss Lamont, Thomas W. Lamont, Congress of American-Soviet friendship (1st 1942 New York)

Soviet Russia and the post-war world

1944

Statement by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship on the contempt citations by the House Committee on Un-American Activities

1946

Corliss Lamont, Richard Morford, National Council of American-Soviet Friendship (U.S.), United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities

Los pueblos de la Union Sovietica

1947

Soviet aggression: myth or reality?

1950

Effects of American foreign policy

1952

Are we being talked into war?

1952

Are we being talked into war?

1952

[Comments on and objections to three important statements which were recently adopted by the Board of directors of the American civil liberties union concerning the American Communist party, United nations employment and self-incrimination

1953

The myth of Soviet aggression

1953

Challenge to McCarthy

1954

A Humanist funeral service

1954

The congressional inquisition

1954

The civil liberties crisis

1954

Back to the Bill of rights

1955

The humanist tradition

1955

The assault on academic freedom

1955

A humanist's answer to the philosophic needs of today

1957

The right to travel

1957

The night to travel

1957

To end nuclear bomb tests

1958

Corliss Lamont, Margaret Lamont

To end nuclear bomb tests

1958

A peace program for the U.S.A.

1959

My trip around the world

1960

Dūi o meguru taiwa

1960

Corliss Lamont, Yoshio Nagano

John Dewey and the American Humanist Association

1960

The crime against Cuba

1961

My first sixty years

1962

The enduring impact of George Santayana

1964

The philosophy of humanism

1965

Vietnam Corliss Lamont vs. Ambassador Lodge

1967

Freedom is as freedom does civil liberties today

1970

Voice in the wilderness collected essays of fifty years

1970