Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the September 1913 issue of the Socialist Standard A debate upon the above subject was held at the King and Queen Assembly Room...

From the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard The supposedly opposing Republican and Democratic Parties are both 100 per cent ...

Editorial from the October 1953 issue of the Socialist Standard Just fifty years ago, in 1903, the workers who, in the following yea...

From the May 1909 issue of the Socialist Standard Where He may lead I'll follow,        My trust in Him repose, And every hour ...

Letter to the Editors from the October 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard Dear Sir, I should like to comment on one or two poi...

From the November 1974 issue of the Socialist Standard THE GREAT SHAM FIGHT AT THE POLLS  The election, in spite of its heat, was ...

Letter to the Editors from the May 1925 issue of the Socialist Standard Reply to a Correspondent. Miss Hilda Brock (Leyton) writes a...

From the April 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard As thinkers we Socialists are pitifully shallow. We don't seem to get to the...

From the September 1993 issue of the Socialist Standard A non-member’s personal report on the Summer School on Mental and Social Powe...

From the July 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard There is no more certain a betrayer of the truth about the condition of the worki...

Book Review from the June 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard The British Communist Party: Its Origins and Development until 1929 ...

From the January 1995 issue of the Socialist Standard Britain first had identity cards in September 1939, at the beginning of the Sec...

The Between The Lines Column from the January 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Windsor soap Dynasty is the name of a tacky Am...

Editorial from the October 1921 issue of the Socialist Standard To most of-those who know the history of India under English rule, a...