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Saturday, November 7, 2026
Detestable years. (1916)
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From the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard Earth is sick And heaven is weary of the hollow words Which states and kingdoms utte...
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Some elements of the social problem. (1916)
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From the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard Wherever man may be and at whatever period we may examine his condition, one plain f...
Analysis of Society. II. Ideas. (1916)
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From the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part I. An examination of society which ignored the social consciousness, the...
Conscription Continued. (1916)
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From the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard When dealing with, the scheme known as the “Derby Group System” in The Socialist so...
Retrospective. (1916)
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From the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard While politicians and newspaper scribes are foaming at the mouth over the “rights of...
Political Pantoum No.3: In Out, In Out Shake . . . (2026)
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From the Socialism or Your Money Back blog In Out, In Out Shake… Britannia seemingly sinking, There appears to be but one hope, Desperate...
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Friday, November 6, 2026
About Socialism (1987)
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From the November 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard 1. What is the Socialist Party of Great Britain? It is a political party, separate ...
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Running Commentary: Corpses (1987)
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The Running Commentary column from the November 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard Corpses With the withdrawal of Gary Hart , Joe Biden a...
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Learning, earning and yearning (1987)
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From the November 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard " I never let my schooling interfere with my education. " Mark Twain You...
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