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Friday, December 21, 2018
The Policy of the I.L.P. (1923)
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From the December 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard The New Leader , October 5th, published a statement outlining the policy of a “...
The Class War . . . And The Facts Behind it. (1924)
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From the December 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr. J. H. Thomas recently said that the “talk about a class war left him cold.”...
The Industrial Revolution (1925)
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From the December 1925 issue of the Socialist Standard By the Industrial Revolution is meant that rapid and complete change in the met...
Should We Join The Labour Party? (1926)
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From the December 1926 issue of the Socialist Standard Our Position Vindicated. We have always maintained that the only place for...
The Class Struggle in Soviet Russia (1927)
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From the December 1927 issue of the Socialist Standard Owing to the deplorable suppression of opinion and rigid censorship of news i...
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Thursday, December 20, 2018
Corrupt America and Pure England. (1928)
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From the December 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard In our October issue we left Mr. Baker gravely pointing out to a sullen Hous...
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Letter: Need The Workers Understand Socialism? (1929)
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Letter to the Editors from the December 1929 issue of the Socialist Standard A correspondent (whose name we unfortunately cannot mak...
What The Socialist Party Stands For (1930)
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From the December 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Many new readers of the Socialist Standard are puzzled when they find that the...
"The House of Industry." (1931)
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Book Review from the December 1931 issue of the Socialist Standard The House of Industry by S. G. Hobson (Pub. P. S. King & Son...
The Coming New Prosperity in America (1932)
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From the December 1932 issue of the Socialist Standard Shorter Hours: More Work: Lower Pay Uncouth indeed is the hurricane that blows...
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