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Saturday, June 24, 2017
Background to the Czech Crisis (1968)
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From the September 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Democracy is vitally important to the working class. Socialists maintain tha...
Is the Labour Government Crumbling Away? (1968)
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From the August 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Like rotten timber, the Labour government is crumbling before our eyes. The dep...
Scottish Nationalism (1968)
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From the May 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard In the Scottish National Party, they must feel that somebody up there likes them. ...
"Young Socialists" in Conference (1968)
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From the April 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard When the trotskyist “Young Socialists" gather in Morecambe for their annual ...
Friday, June 23, 2017
Hedgehogs for Blair (1996)
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From the November 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard New Labour continues to be attacked by Old Labour. So what's new? Not muc...
Churchill on War (1948)
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From the September 1948 issue of the Socialist Standard “ Surely this is the supreme question which should engage the thoughts of mankin...
War and Secret Diplomacy (1948)
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From the September 1948 issue of the Socialist Standard With a fine bold air as of someone daring to tell the truth in face of popul...
Dirty Political Work. (1906)
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From the January 1906 issue of the Socialist Standard Lest we forget Mr. H. M. Hyndman's reference to his organisation as being ...
A Tooting Tootle (1914)
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Party News from the October 1914 issue of the Socialist Standard A propaganda week has once more been carried to a successful issue by...
"Independence" and Sentiment. (1911)
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From the June 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard The leaders of the Independent Labour Party have assuredly found the right way to...
The Working-Class Position: A Personal Chin-wag. (1912)
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From the October 1912 issue of the Socialist Standard It is often said that the civilised man cannot understand the savage. If this ...
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
In The Train: Bermondsey Bunkum Baulked (1909)
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A Short Story from the November 1909 issue of the Socialist Standard Characters: PETER PIP—a Bermondsey voter. ...
The Gospel According To St. Andrew. (1907)
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From the April 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard Andrew Carnegie, library purveyor and morality expert (what a tribe of experts t...
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