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Wednesday, July 31, 2024

Editorial: Science plus Practice. (1907)

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Editorial from the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard Criticism is not usually the pleasantest of medicines, but in the right proport...

Slave v. “Free” Labour. (1907)

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From the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard “Caesar,” said a planter to one of his Negro slaves, “shin up thet thar tree an’ thin ou...

Population and Pauperism. (1907)

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From the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard According to a statistical abstract issued by the Board of Trade, the United Kingdom was ...

Books Received: Trade Union Law. (1907)

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Book Review from the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard Trade Union Law , by Herman Cohen of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-law. 2nd e...

Books Received: Socialistic Lessons. (1907)

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Book Review from the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard Socialistic Lessons. Boggart Mill. By F. H. Rose, 20 pp., Id. Pioneer Press, ...
Tuesday, July 30, 2024

On Co-operators and “Divi”. (1907)

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From the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard The “In Focus” paragraphist of the Co-operators monthly, The Wheatsheaf , deplores in the...

Watford Wobblers! (1907)

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From the May 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard The article by Comrade F. Hesley in the last issue is to the point. It serves to emphasi...
Sunday, July 28, 2024

Editorial: Where They Stand on Conscription: Labour Party, Liberals and Communists (1939)

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Editorial from the July 1939 issue of the  Socialist  Standard The attitude of the Labour Party towards Conscription as shown by the votes a...
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Notes by the Way: From Mosley to Cripps (1939)

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The Notes by the Way Column from the July 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard From Mosley to Cripps Capitalism’s crises, and the efforts of...

Whither Britain? (1939)

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From the July 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Before the War, the Labour movement of this and other countries had come to regard the pr...

Answers to Correspondents: Is Stalin a Dictator? (1939)

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Letter to the Editors from the July 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard A correspondent asks: “Is Stalin a dictator, or a democratic leade...

Answers to Correspondents: Can the Workers be Won Over by Socialism? (1939)

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Letter to the Editors from the July 1939 issue of the  Socialist  Standard J. J. T. R. (Carlisle) doubts “the possibility of converting the...
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Answers to correspondents: Should the S.P.G.B. Join the Labour Party ? (1939)

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Letter to the Editors from the July 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard A correspondent (J. T. R., Carlisle) asks why the S.P.G.B. does not...

Answers to correspondents: Abolition of Capital ? (1939)

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Letter to the Editors from the July 1939 issue of the  Socialist  Standard Mr. D’Arcy Denny (Biggin Hill) We have your letter asking us to e...

The death penalty in Soviet Russia (1939)

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From the July 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard In our March issue (p. 41) appeared a quotation from Yvon’s “ L’U.R.S.S. telle qu’elle e...