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Monday, May 20, 2019
The Thoughts of two M. A.s (1975)
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From the January 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard For anyone who wants to see anti-working-class propaganda at its crudest, we recom...
So They Say: Social Con-trick ? (1975)
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The So They Say column from the January 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard Social Con-trick? The " Economist ” of 23rd Novemb...
The Advantages of Religion . . .
Or, she was talking to me so I said . . .
(1975)
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From the January 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard Being an incorrigible listener to other people’s conversations, it is often both ...
The Impotence of Reform (1975)
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Book Review from the January 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard Modern Social Reforms , Arthur B. Shostak. Collier-Macmillan Publish...
The Passing of Lenin. (1924)
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From the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard One of the significant facts brought into prominence by the great war was the inte...
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Slavery and Slaves. (1924)
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From the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard Slavery is a condition of people who are subjected, or forced, to do the bidding o...
The Struggle for Markets. (1924)
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From the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard In January, 1924, the Manchester Guardian quoted an Exchange Washington message as...
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A Personal Chin Wag. (1924)
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From the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard Perhaps you think that Socialists are a group of selfish people who are envious of...
By The Way. (1924)
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The By The Way Column from the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard What abundant evidence in various forms obtrudes itself upon...
The Communist Wreckers. (1924)
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From the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard Towards the end of the war there was a small but growing body of workers who vie...
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Sunday, May 19, 2019
"And Therein Lies
Our
Strength." (1924)
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From the March 1924 issue of the Socialist Standard From a pamphlet issued by the Independent Labour Party, entitled “ All About the I...
Greasy Pole: Disturbance? In Westminster? (2013)
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The Greasy Pole column from the March 2013 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘Before we go over to our outside broadcasting team,’ say...
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