Speeches and Books
- (Italian) Intervento di Girolamo Li Causi alla Assemblea Costituente, seduta del 15 luglio 1947
- (Italian) Intervento alla camera dei deputati di Girolamo Li Causi, seduta del 26 ottobre 1951
- (Italian) Li Causi, Girolamo (1974). Il Lungo cammino: autobiografia 1906-1944, Rome: Editori Riuniti
- (Italian) Li Causi, Girolamo (2007). Portella della Ginestra. La ricerca della verità , Ediesse, ISBN 88-230-1201-1
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