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Monday, March 5, 2018
Greasy Pole: What’s ‘Appropriate’ Then? (2018)
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The Greasy Pole column from the March 2018 issue of the Socialist Standard It is some time now since we could expect to be warmed an...
New Publications (1942)
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Book Reviews from the December 1942 issue of the Socialist Standard Parliament, Traitors and Beer " Vote—What For " (Freed...
Capitalism's Admirable Crichtons. (1920)
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From the August 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard One of J. M. Barrie’s immortal plays portrays the butler who by sheer force of s...
The Work of The Socialist Party. (1921)
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From the August 1921 issue of the Socialist Standard To the average working man the Socialist appears as a type of individual who su...
Saturday, March 3, 2018
The Mongol or the Hun (1939)
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From the September 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard The Japanese Ministry of War acts in accordance with a certain policy whic...
Friday, March 2, 2018
Swan Song of the Communists (1944)
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From the February 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Amazing Speech by American Leader Readers of the London Daily Worker (Janu...
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Really? (2018)
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Book Review from the March 2018 issue of the Socialist Standard 'A Party With Socialists In It. A History of the Labour Left...
Exploitation (1974)
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From the January 1974 issue of the Socialist Standard From the time of his first arrival in England Marx was surrounded by what was ...
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Thursday, March 1, 2018
Grant Allen: A Tribute to His Scientific Work (1919)
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At the time of publication, The Proletarian was the paper of the Proletarian University of America. It's editor John Keracher, and ...
Why I am striking
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From the Socialism or Your Money Back blog Lecturers are on strike again, with the first tranche scheduled to last fourteen days in ...
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