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Tuesday, April 11, 2023
Editorial: The Uselessness of Reforms. (1930)
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Editorial from the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard An Important Admission. Those who oppose Socialism and urge a policy of getti...
Classes, but not class antagonism. (1930)
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From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard The “ Manchester Guardian ” (January 11th) has a delightfully phrased hope about class ...
Marx Among the Classics. (1930)
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From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard An “expert” writes an introduction. At last the first volume of Marx’s great work on C...
Monday, April 10, 2023
Economic and Political organisation. (1930)
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From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard The class struggle and action. The Socialist Party hold that both economic and politic...
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A Look Round. (1930)
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From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Prosperity in America! That successor to Samuel Gompers, Mr. Wm. Green (the president...
Gift to Library. (1930)
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From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard We have received from Comrade Stevens, “ Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire .”
Editorial: War and the International Outlook (1943)
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Editorial from the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard When war broke out in 1914 the S.P.G.B. issued a Manifesto which reitera...
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A Critic of Marx’s Economic Theories—concluded (1943)
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Letter to the Editors from the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 1. Illustrations of the Alleged Errors of Marx In...
Mr. Priestley does not understand (1943)
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From the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr Priestley of Postscript fame , has discovered a conspiracy. Not in the Argentine ...
This Interesting World (1943)
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From the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Turkey in the War? Newspapers these days make interesting reading. An example is an a...
Whose Idea was the Magnetic Mine ? (1943)
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From the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Socialists proclaim and prove that wars are the outcome of conflicting economic inte...
SPGB Meetings (1943)
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Party News from the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard
The Coal Crisis, Conscription and the Future (1943)
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From the November 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Between 1920 and 1939 a serious situation existed for the miners; poverty, unemploym...
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Letter: A Critic of Marx’s Economic Theories (1943)
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Letter to the Editors from the November 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Editorial Committee, Socialist Party of Great Britain. Dear Si...
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