Los Angeles, 29 September 2005
Dear Mr. Bruce R. Craig
Please note that on my search for ‘craig, bruce’, today at the University of California http://melvyl.cdlib.org I had not retrieved your title “Treasonable Doubt”.
The item did show upon my search for ‘Title’, i.e. “Treasonable Doubt”.
However, this seems not enough. Please let me tell you that is but one more instance of irregularities frequently noted by me in the cases of anything that has something to do with the, some say, non-existent, communist conspiracy.1
It is a condition that confronts us, gentlemen, and not a theory ; (I believe this could be attributed to Thomas Jefferson).
I do hope that such irregularities as this one (evidence below) will eventually cease. They should not be overlooked, in my opinion. This is a comment on the page 135 of your work.
Best regards,
W. Paul Tabaka
A definition of 'conspiracy' found be me (in Packer, "Ex-communist Witnesses") :
That, by my memory by the way. I do not claim that this is the legal standard, but it probably approximates such.
The Bolshevik Revolution itself was but a series of crimes, by the legal standards of any civilized peoples.
On the character of the men (and a few women) who were the driving forces of said Revolution ample data can be found in many sources.
Those were also the men who decided the actual policies of outfits such as the Communist International. Examples : Radek, Zinoviev, Kohn alias Bela Kun, etc.
That illegal conduct was not only tolerable but it might be necessary had been plainly stated, for example by Zinoviev, in the official publications of said Communist International.
That any means of promoting the so-called World Revolution ('destroy all institutions' — in other words) were called for is plainly apparent in some writings by Ulianov alias Lenin, entirely approved by his follower Dzugashvilli alias Stalin. (Please see "The Problems of Leninism" by J. Stalin).
That the Communists in the U.S.A. did not advocate destroying the existing governments 'by force' did not mean that many persons did not actually work on destroying them — by every available means other than force. (For the time being, anyhow.)
This seems to have been the point on which M. Finkelstein-Wallach alias Litvinoff had ripped off the administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. (Please see the documents reproduced in "For the President" by O. Bullitt).
WPT
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Craig, Bruce.
Title The rise of Congressional government : a study of legislative committee systems, 1760-1800 / by Bruce Craig.
Publisher 1981.
Description viii, 197 leaves, bound ; 28 cm.
Note Thesis (M. A.)--University of California, Santa Barbara, 1981.
Note Bibliography: leaves 189-197.
Language English
Los Angeles, California
1. So and so 'groups have alleged the existence of an internationalist Communist conspiracy since the Bolshevik Revolution.' ("Treasonable Doubt", page 135).
'an agreement by two or more persons to commit a crime'.
Craig, R. Bruce
Title Treasonable doubt : the Harry Dexter White spy case / R. Bruce Craig
Publisher Lawrence, Kan. : University Press of Kansas, c2004
Description x, 436 p., [17] p. of plates : ill., photos ; 24 cm
Note Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN 0700613110 (alk. paper)
Language English
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1 Details/Locations Author Wolfe, Ronald W.
Title Timber rivets in structural composite lumber / Ronald W. Wolfe, Marshall Begel, Bruce Craig.
Publisher Madison, WI : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory, [2004]
Series General technical report FPL ;GTR-153
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Online
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2 Details/Locations Title Handbook of corrosion data / edited by Bruce D. Craig, David S. Anderson.
Publisher Materials Park, OH : ASM International, c1995.
Series Materials data series
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Library UCLA UCD UCB UCSB
3 Details/Locations Author Craig, Bruce D.
Title Sour-gas design considerations / Bruce D. Craig.
Publisher Richardson, Tex. : Society of Petroleum Engineers, 1993.
Series Monograph / SPE ;v. 15.Henry L. Doherty series
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Library UCB UCD
4 Details/Locations Title Handbook of corrosion data / edited by Bruce D. Craig.
Publisher Metals Park, OH : ASM International, c1989.
Series Materials data series
Format Book
Library UCLA UCI UCSD UCB UCSB
5 Details/Locations Title Internship opportunities at the Smithsonian Institution / Bruce C. Craig and Geraldine Poon, co-editors.
Publisher Washington, D.C. : Office of Museum Programs, Smithsonian Institution, [1994]
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6 Details/Locations Author Craig, Bruce.
Title The rise of Congressional government : a study of legislative committee systems, 1760-1800 / by Bruce Craig.
Publisher 1981.
Format Dissertation
Book
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7 Details/Locations Author Craig, Bruce D.
Title Practical oil-field metallurgy / Bruce D. Craig.
Publisher Tulsa, Okla. : PennWell Books, c1984.
Format Book
Library UCLA UCD
8 Details/Locations Author Craig, Bruce D
Title Fundamental aspects of corrosion films in corrosion science / Bruce D. Craig
Publisher New York : Plenum Press, c1991
Series The Language of science
Format Book
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