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Thursday, April 9, 2020

Letter: Big Brother (1994)

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Letter to the Editors from the April 1994 issue of the Socialist Standard Dear Editors, A firm in Manchester specializes in makin...

Between the Lines: Public parades (1994)

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"The Hopefuls" The Between the Lines column from the April 1994 issue of the Socialist Standard Public parades Publi...

50 Years Ago: Miners and leaders (1994)

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The 50 Years Ago column from the April 1994 issue of the Socialist Standard The Socialist Party of Great Britain wishes to express i...
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Sting in the Tail: The spying game (1994)

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The Sting in the Tail column from the April 1994 issue of the Socialist Standard The spying game The outraged howls coining fr...

Love and Hunger. (1920)

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From the September 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard It was a vision . . . Two angels appeared to me . . . two genii. I say ...
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Correspondence: The Mystery of "Sovereigns as Sovereigns, and not as Gold." (1920)

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Letter to the Editors from the September 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard To the Editors. Dear Sirs — I understand that if one...
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Correspondence: What determines the form of the social system? (1920)

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Letter to the Editors from the September 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard To the Editor. Dear Sir,—In the first chapter of the ...
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Socialism means co-operation (1979)

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Editorial from the April 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard The propagandists of capitalism represent it as a social system which i...
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Political Notebook: Honour Among Thieves (1979)

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The Political Notebook Column from the April 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard Honour Among Thieves One of the main themes of ...

Like with like (1979)

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From the April 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard Comparability Con Game Buried deep in the jungle of remotest Whitehall there i...
Wednesday, April 8, 2020

What is to be done? (1979)

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From the April 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard The work of the Socialist Party of Great Britain requires active participation f...

“There’s no more in the Kitty” (James Callaghan) (1979)

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From the April 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard So ran the boring refrain of Prime Minister Callaghan’s speeches about this year’...

Homeworkers — reserve army of the half-employed (1979)

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From the April 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard With fingers weary and worn.   With eyelids heavy and red, A Woman sat, in unwom...