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Thursday, June 6, 2019
Letter: Have We Gone Reformist? (1969)
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Letter to the Editors from the July 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard Sirs, I quote from the Socialist Standard for April, ...
SPGB Lectures. (1905)
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Party News from the November 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard
Party Notes. (1905)
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Party News from the November 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard It is particularly requested that all communications be addressed: “...
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Boring From Within. (1905)
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From the November 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard The article on Trade Unionism that appeared in the September issue of The So...
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From Our Branches. (1905)
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Party News from the November 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard Islington. We are still successfully earning on our outdoor operation...
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Wednesday, June 5, 2019
To have and to hold (1985)
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Editorial from the August 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard We live in a society in which almost everything we need is owned by som...
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Watch Comment: Channel 4, Wednesday 7 August, 7.50pm (1985)
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From the August 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard Blogger's Note: A bit of a problem with regards to this notice which ...
Opt For Socialism (1969)
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Editorial from the June 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard May Day this year saw what the press claimed was "Britain’s larges...
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1929: Labour's Cruel Memory (1969)
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From the June 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard Forty years ago this month—on June 5 1929—the second Labour government in British h...
The Myth of Man as a Killer (1969)
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From the June 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard Of all the vulgar modes of escaping from the consideration of the effect of social ...
Immunisation or Pain-killers? (1969)
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From the June 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard The difference between the aims of the Socialist Party of Great Britain and all oth...
Part 2: Labour in Panic (1969)
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From the June 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 1 The Conservative victory at Smethwick in the 1964 electio...
Action Replay: Reds in the Red (2013)
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The Action Replay column from the February 2013 issue of the Socialist Standard Salford is the largest city in England without a pro...
Mixed Media: The Strange Agency (2013)
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The Mixed Media column from the February 2013 issue of the Socialist Standard The Strange Agency (Live in Tottenham) The Strange...
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Cooking the Books: Why the Arms Trade (2013)
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The Cooking the Books column from the February 2013 issue of the Socialist Standard Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, is the LibD...
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