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Comment on Joseph McCabe, Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, and ‘The Black International’ by Sara
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Comments for The Freethinker
One encouragement he received during his stay in Chicago came from the publisher Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, who contacted McCabe and commissioned him to write five articles on the Catholic Church for The Haldeman-Julius Monthly.
Following the success of these little books, Haldeman-Julius commissioned from McCabe a series of even bigger projects.
Haldeman-Julius immediately sent McCabe a cable commissioning ten booklets, each of 15,000 words, in a series that was to be published as The Black International.
Of course, when McCabe wrote The Black International, he did not have access to the records that more recent historians have been able to use.
Joseph McCabe: The Haldeman-Julius Years by Michael Lloyd-Jones is available to purchase here.
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