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... desired. But, whatever my opinion may have been of the valuesoi the men, I remained faithful to the Commune and to ?? and Socialistic ?? which it was its -ission to represent and to realise. Although opposed to | ar, and especially to civil war, I took part ...
... held aloof from the Red Republicans; and in theory, at any rate, they have never sympathised with the Reds. Les vrais socialistes, as M. Villetard says, vouent A la mnme execration Louis XVI. et Robespierre, Pun comme chef de l'aristocratie, et l'autre ...
... ions for the protection of labour. The programme of the Geneva Convention, under the Presidency of the celebrated Russian socialist, Mlicbel Eakovoisine, and which was ratified by the Council-General of London, July, 1809, declares that this institution ...
... AND ST. SIMONISMH,` IT is highly probably that this chapter in the history of French Socialism will be the beginning of a socialist literature. We must now naturally look for novels, dramas, biographies, criticisms, and dissertations illus- trative of one ...
... Messrs. Erckmann and Cha- trian's tale, A Msan of the People, which relates to the Parisian Revolution of 1848, and to the Socialist Democratic agitation that prevailed among the French working classes, has just been published (Bentley). It will be acceptable ...
... belongsl to' the ative .and! eater prising party.: ' .'Oatialoniai and An'dalrimsa- WI contain thousands ofwRepulbicans, 'Socialists, m'nd - Co munist among- the wrking a en. Thbte 'ter- . ,aionai has jritS ?? Spaint as elseywhbere' aucwherever sich views ...
... has translated the work. The paragraph we have quoted will show how thoroughly the book reads like a native production. A SOCIALIST NOVEL. Yhe SyTLesres. By M. Betharm Edward;, Author of 'Kitty,' 'Dr Jacob,' 'A Wiuter with the Swallows,' &c. Il Three Volumes ...
... was avowed. What did it propose to establish in place of the ruin it sought to create ? No one knows, for now-a-days the Socialists have no dootrines. All their schools are decried and abandoned. They have soldiers, generals leaders, but they have nm apostles ...
... of eminence, renders still more necessary a re-enunciation of the principles of the science. When Tory baronets deliver socialistic addresses at so-called scientific meetings, when ignorant and conceited dema- gogues describe political economy as a collection ...
... every night at ten o'clock, and repudiating latch-keys; neither does she make her hero a political demagogue, who declaims Socialist problems through chapter after chapter,; neither is her heroine a Sister of Mercy, who, in the mist of an interesting love- ...
... previously made acquaintance with their popular authors. The Sylvestres por- trays a scene of confusion produced by French socialist vagaries in English life. But the Rev. Father Iguatius, as Mr. vne calls himself, in the production of his new story, Leonard ...
... reached the sum of 12,8231.18s., including8231. subscribedbyworking-men, and with this sum a building, formerly used as a Socialists' Hall of Science, was purchased, adapted to library purposes, stocked with books, and presented to the corporation in trust ...