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{"value"=>"<p>Avery, a former socialist, was the director of the conservative Boston School of Political Economy and the leader of what Easley refers to as the \"Avery, or Boston group\" of anti-socialist consultants and lecturers. In their exchanges Easley and Avery discuss August Bebel, the leader of the German Social Democratic Party; the need to form an anti-socialist speakers' bureau and editorial board; the use of the NCF <span class=\"title\">Review</span> in the anti-socialist campaign; socialism in the church; the convention of the German Socialist Party at Erfurt in 1891; the importance to the anti-socialist movement of the labor movement; and other subjects relating to socialism. Box 186. (For Avery's anti-socialist writings see the Subversive Activities Files, Box 438.)</p>"}
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