Books:
* "The Strategy of Peace" (1951): This book explores the history of war and peace, arguing for a more proactive approach to preventing conflict.
* "American Political Parties: Their History and Activities" (1957): A comprehensive overview of the history and role of political parties in the United States.
* "The Political Philosophy of the Founding Fathers" (1960): A study of the political beliefs of the individuals who shaped the American Constitution.
* "The Autobiography of a Congressman" (1963): Voorhis' personal account of his experiences as a congressman from 1937 to 1947.
* "The Strange Case of Congressman Voorhis" (1963): A collection of essays and speeches that addresses controversial aspects of his political career.
* "The True History of the American Revolution" (1970): A re-examination of the American Revolution from a progressive perspective.
* "The United States in the Twentieth Century: A Personal History" (1975): Voorhis' reflections on the major events and social changes of the 20th century.
Articles and Pamphlets:
Voorhis also wrote numerous articles and pamphlets on political and social issues. He was a prolific writer who actively engaged in public discourse throughout his life.
It's important to note that while Voorhis' writings are valuable contributions to the study of American history and politics, his perspectives are rooted in a progressive and often socialist ideology. His work often critiques the political and economic system of the United States and advocates for a more egalitarian society.
If you are interested in learning more about Voorhis' writings, I recommend researching his books in libraries or online databases. You can also find information on his life and career through the archives of the Roosevelt Institute or the New York State Historical Association.