Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the September 1957 issue of the Socialist Standard “It has often and confidently been asserted, that man’s origin can never be known; ...

From the October 1913 issue of the Socialist Standard “ Non quantitas sed qiialitas ” is the motto of the Malthusian League . “It is questi...

From the April 1910 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 1. The “Army” in Trade. “The army of friars should be absolute mendicants, ...

From the March 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard    “I am not afraid of the priests in the long run. Scientific method is the white ant ...

From the February 1922 issue of the Socialist Standard Some people might argue that there is no such thing as common sense, or sense...

Quote from the March 1958 issue of the Socialist Standard   “Extinguished theologians lie about the cradle of every science. As the str...

From the November 1959 issue of the Socialist Standard Charles Darwin was born 150 years ago, on the 12th February, 1809. There was ...

Book Review from the November 1959 issue of the Socialist Standard In all the controversy aroused by the publication of Darwin...

From the November 1959 issue of the Socialist Standard "As I stood behind the coffin of my little son the other day, with my mind b...

Quotation from the July 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard  “Who shall number the patient and earnest seekers after truth, from the da...

From the June 2010 issue of the Socialist Standard 150 years ago in June the famous confrontation over evolution took place between Bi...