A valuable collection of De Leon’s impressions of the people and politics of the Sixth Socialist International Congress, including a number of reports and resolutions from the debates held there.

Flashlights of the Amsterdam International Socialist Congress, 1904 by Daniel De Leon. New York Labor News Publishers, 1904.

Contents: Preliminary Report, Jean Jaures, August Bebel, Jules Guesde, Victor Adler, George Plechanoff, Emile Vandervelde, Enrico Ferri and Bulgaria, The Dresden-Amsterdam Resolution, The General Strike, Congress Miscellanies, The International Bureau, The Situation in Belgium, The British S.L.P., ADDENDA: Kautsky Resolution, De Leon Resolution, Dresden Resolution, Dresden-Amsterdam Resolution, Adler-Vandervelde Resolution, General Strike Resolution, General Strike Resolution offered by France, General Strike Resolution offered by Alleman, Anti-Immigration Resolution, Unity Resolution, Report of the Socialist Labor Party of America to the Amsterdam Congress, Report of the S.L.P. delegate to the Socialist Labor Parties of Australia and Canada, Review of the Dresden Convention, Report of the Socialist Labor Party of Australia to the Amsterdam Congress, Report of the Socialist Labor Party of Great Britain to the Amsterdam Congress, Report from Lille France. 189 pages.

PDF of original book: https://archive.org/download/FlashlightsOfTheAmsterdamInternationalSocialistCongress1904/Flashlights_of_the_Amsterdam_Internation_text.pdf