1. The Radical Review
Chicago: (Radical Review Publishing Co.), January 20, 1883 (Vol. X, No. 11). 8, (2) pp. Original printed self-wrappers, front and rear wrappers detached; some tears to pages including one-inch tear to right edge throughout publication; soiling throughout; ink stamp of Chicago Historical Society on front wrapper, pencil inscription at top of same "Dup".

Front page features an announcement to readers, citing the purpose of the periodical: "Its chief aim is to make independent thinkers of men and women. It will plead for absolute Freethought, and its realization in life...With a contempt for time-serving, it will fearlessly attack abuses in church and state, and follow reason wherever it may lead." 

2. Printed Pamphlet For a Series of Lectures
Chicago: Allied Printing, (1914). 8vo. Bifolium leaf. Printed self-wrappers; closed tear in fore-edge of each leaf.

Pamphlet outlines the dates and titles of each lecture in the series, including "The Scandinavian Drama," "The German Drama," "The Jewish Drama," and others, each to be held at the Fine Arts Building in Chicago. Praise for Goldman from Life is featured on the back of the pamphlet: "Emma Goldman's lectures ought to be heard by all so-called respectable women, and adopted as a text-book by women's clubs throughout the country...she has hitherto been unsurpassed among the world's women..." 

3. Group of Two Printed Handbills for Lectures
Chicago: Allied Printing, (1914). Two printed identical handbills, on red and green cards. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (89 x 140 mm).

"Emma Goldman...Will Deliver Her Last Lectures in Chicago at Fine Arts Assembly Hall...."