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... is that the Socialists if they get in will inevitably raise the income tax, which, I believe, says the old lady, is already sixpence in the shilling! On the other hand, her politeness is extreme, and she is satisfied to receive an answer whether it ...
... and the things which ar like unto those that we can see and touch. This is why socialist Russia is at once an object less n and a warning. He believes that any experiment in ocialism which omit to make provision for the existence and needs of the ...
... places where Socialists assemble, but shows very little trace indeed of eloquence in the conversations he holds with the various people during the Indeed, it would appear as it Mr. Conrad had set himself the impossible task of trying to make dulness ...
... old-fashioned Conservatism. He seemed to have been born into a H.adical, not to say Socialistic, atmosphere, and to he mightily curious about the young men whom he found exulting, not 111 a mild Conservatism, hut in old-fashioned Tory i ~ m. The lamentable ...
... friends in the Christian Socialist movement. Not long afterwards she met Ruskin, whose name already, a Octavia wrote, sugge ted a vision of vague beauty and distant indefinite glory. This feeling for him was never to fade, though· the day was to come ...
... COUNTRY LIFE. 30 and a ational-Socialist lady in Germany says that she does not cling sufficiently close to principles ; corrupted by southern influences and the showing off motive, she becomes of the exhibition type and subordinates her clothing ...
... point to exactlv the opposite the opposite effect to the one in tended. peopl ~ anti-Socialists, in the story Socialists, and all the noble, simple peopl ~ anti-Socialists, is to achieve precisely the opposite effect to the one in tended. Life's lessons ...
... ESTATE AND SUCCESSION DUTIES. The Socialist and Labour Party in Parliament ...
... for rejoicing. Socialist control of municipal administration has extended at an alarming rate ever since 1923 and reached what may now, perhaps, be regarded as its climax last year. T he scales have been heavily loaded in the Socialists' favour by their ...
... title of this article is essentially part of the revolutionary movement of to-day. In their book on A Constitution for the Socialist Commonwealth, Mr. Sidney Webb and his wife unblushingly explain its meaning. In the new state for which they plead there ...
... which Mr. A. L. Rowse is concerned and that is what he calls it : The End of an Epoch ( :Vlacmillan, !Ss.). REQUISITES OF A SOCIALIST ...
... least. He discussed the topics of the hour copiously and with vehemence. On whom did his blow fall ? On nobody except his Socialist adversary. In regard to finance, Ireland, the League of Nations, Labour, Nationalisation of Industry, his creed differs not ...