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Tuesday, June 26, 2018
More hard labour (1979)
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From the January 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard Originally the ideals and aspirations of the Labour Party were lofty. It claimed t...
Communist Welcome to King and Queen (1938)
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From the August 1938 issue of the Socialist Standard L'Humanité (July 19th) comments on the visit to Paris of the King and Queen...
Weather, Water and Borders (2018)
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From the June 2018 issue of the Socialist Standard Maybe it's all about perception, but how do the many and various facts and ...
If They Knew! (1906)
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From the June 1906 issue of the Socialist Standard A letter describing certain grievances of Railway Workers has been sent to a wr...
Nationalisation. Its Futility Exposed. (1919)
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From the June 1919 issue of the Socialist Standard The Freak Show. Due, in part at any rate, to the demand of the Miners' ...
Rural Poverty. The Situation Reviewed. (1921)
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From the February 1921 issue of the Socialist Standard Just Ask for What You Want. Under the heading : "How to Overcome Pov...
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The Woman's Place. The Situation Reviewed. (1921)
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Reprinted front cover from 1984. From the March 1921 issue of the Socialist Standard The Labour Research Department recently pub...
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Oughts and Crosses (1921)
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From the August 1921 issue of the Socialist Standard We often hear Parliamentary election derided as a "game of oughts and cr...
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Monday, June 25, 2018
Fallen Idols (1979)
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From the January 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard An endless job for Labour historians is the expunging of inconvenient memories, o...
Peace Upon Earth . . . And How To Get It.
(1930)
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From the January 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Why do we have to spend so much time in criticising other people? Why don’t we...
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