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Monday, August 19, 2019
The Mystery of Rising Prices (1957)
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From the June 1957 issue of the Socialist Standard An interesting letter from a reader appeared in the Daily Mail on 26th April of ...
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Communist Commotion (1957)
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From the June 1957 issue of the Socialist Standard “ FREE HARICH , SACK HARRY,” painted with true Communist zeal in large white lett...
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Karl Marx and Enoch Powell (1976)
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From the November 1976 issue of the Socialist Standard “Suppose that on the occasion of some of these crises, the nation were to rouse i...
Lessons for teachers (1988)
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Book Review from the July 1988 issue of the Socialist Standard Why don't teachers teach like they used to? by Rachel Pinder. (Hil...
Sunday, August 18, 2019
The Socialist and Trade Unionism - Part 3 (1912)
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From the January 1912 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 2 Part 3 The anti-trade-union “Socialist” even goes so fa...
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The Socialist and Trade Unionism. - Part 2 (1911)
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From the December 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 1 Part 2 We have seen that, in order that the ordinary l...
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The Socialist and Trade Unionism: The situation reviewed. (1911)
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From the November 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard What is the Socialist attitude toward trade unions and trade unionists? T...
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Home Rule in a Nutshell. (1911)
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Book Review from the November 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard Home Rule in a Nutshell , by J. MacVeagh, M.P ., Price 3d. It...
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Rear View: Republicans or Democrats: same difference (2019)
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The Rear View Column from the August 2019 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘The Democratic platform is a political omelette made of s...
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