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Saturday, August 25, 2018
Before you vote — what we ask you to consider (1997)
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From the April 1997 issue of the Socialist Standard Of all the concessions from capitalism that workers have fought for and won over t...
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Friday, August 24, 2018
The Acid Test of History (1930)
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From the January 1930 issue of The Socialist The old adage, “The course of true love ne’er runs smooth," may be well applied to th...
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50 Years Ago: The Impossibility of Social Harmony under Capitalism (1965)
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The 50 Years Ago column from the August 1965 issue of the Socialist Standard “Nothing can prevent a war throughout Western civilisation ...
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Old myths refurbished (1966)
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Book Review from the August 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard Incomes Policy, Legislation and Shop Stewards by T. Cliff and C. B...
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Past Migrations (1967)
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From the August 1967 issue of the Socialist Standard The first thing to remember about emigration in the modern World, is that only ...
The Wandering Worker (1967)
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From the August 1967 issue of the Socialist Standard Throughout history man has wandered over the face of the earth: in primitive time...
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Prices since the 1200s (1969)
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Book Review from the August 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard The Cost of Living in Seven Centuries (A History of the Cost of Liv...
What is obscenity (1971)
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From the August 1971 issue of the Socialist Standard Dear Lord Longford , On learning that you wish to investigate the pornographic...
Jesus Christ! (1972)
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From the August 1972 issue of the Socialist Standard On Saturday, while standing by Queen Victoria pointing with her sceptre in the ...
So They Say: For Ever England (1973)
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The So They Say Column from the August 1973 issue of the Socialist Standard For Ever England The petrol companies have agreed to stop...
Why Socialism? (1974)
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From the August 1974 issue of the Socialist Standard “Confusion is undoubtedly the strongest weapon in the capitalist armoury. The fra...
Ideas and Understanding (1975)
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From the August 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard For some unexplained reason we are constantly being told that capitalism is so ...
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