[Marxism] Interesting Quote

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From "It Didn't Happen Here" by Seymour Martin Lipset and Gary Marks:

"The Socialists [in America] never came to grips with the unique character of 
American electoral politics. Their focus was on the ultimate justice of their 
cause, and they ignored the strategic context of the American political system. 
Certainly they never systematically exploited opportunities for influence given 
by the American political system, particularly within the major political 
parties. Socialists tended to see politics in terms of absolute right and 
wrong, and it was difficult for them to envisage a strategy that involved 
institutionalized coalitions with non-Socialists. By participating in major 
party primaries, in the fashion of the Nonpartisan League, the Socialists could 
have enlarged their potential electoral support by cooperating with unionists 
in the AFL's Labor Representation Committee and with sympathizers in the 
Nonpartisan League. They refused to do so." page 183

Does anybody know of a good website about the Nonpartisan League?