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Monday, December 16, 2019
The Rich Man's Burden. A Defence of Mammon. (1928)
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From the December 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard Papa Smith must feel proud of his daughter! But these Smiths have always been a...
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On the back of the working class (1928)
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From the December 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard Click to enlarge.
Parliamentary Fund. (1928)
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Party News from the December 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard
Molten Steel (1964)
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Editorial from the December 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard Over the past few years, the steel industry has become a sort of poli...
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News in Review: Youth (1964)
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The News in Review column from the December 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard AT HOME Youth The latest news is it's with it...
100 days that will not shake the world (1964)
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From the December 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard The dear old ladies of Cheltenham can come out from hiding in the cupboard and ...
Our Bromley Candidate's Message (1964)
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Party News from the December 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard The Bromley "Advertiser” invited our candidate, E. Grant, in th...
The Passing Show: Merry Christmas You Suckers (1964)
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The Passing Show Column from the December 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard Merry Christmas You Suckers — “ A merry Christmas you...
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Stalin at the Gates of India (1939)
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From the December 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard The British Empire is in the throes of a metamorphosis, and what is emerging ...
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Notes by the Way: An Imaginary Incident After the War (1939)
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The Notes by the Way column from the December 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard An Imaginary Incident After the War Mr. Burgin i...
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