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Saturday, December 30, 2006
The Origins of Christianity (1925)
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Book Review from the July 1925 issue of the Socialist Standard Foundations of Christianity , by Karl Kautsky . (Alien & Unwin) Soci...
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Friday, December 29, 2006
Greasy Pole: Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word (2007)
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The Greasy Pole column from the January 2007 issue of the Socialist Standard "Tony Blair" and "apologise" are not ...
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Is The Socialist Party Marxist? (1998)
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The following piece is a transcript of a talk that was given at the Socialist Party of Great Britain's 1998 Summer School, Marxism Rev...
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Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Class Politics in the USA - Interview with WSPUS and Union Activist
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From the World Socialist Party of the United States MySpace page The following is an interview conducted in May, 2006 with a WSP member - ...
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Monday, December 25, 2006
Greasy Pole: The Queen Speaks - Sort Of (2006)
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From the December 2006 issue of the Socialist Standard Through an amazing, not to say unique, set of circumstances, Greasy Pole has come in...
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Saturday, December 23, 2006
Christmas Musings (2006)
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Latest post from the SPGB blog, Socialism Or Your Money Back Humbug and all that. Hope people have a happy holidays. all the best, Darren In...
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Driven From Eden? - Was the Neolithic Revolution entirely a good thing? (2006)
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From the December 2006 issue of the Socialist Standard Some 10,000 years ago - quite recently in the four million years of human evoluti...
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Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Marx v Lenin - What Kind of Revolution (1974)
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Found via the Mailstrom blog Originally written and produced by members of the Aberdeen SPGB Group in 1974. Reformist political part...
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