... will be, as it always ought to be, purer and happier than that of the large towns. The above letter is not written from a Socialist's point of view, but it expresses the opinion of an able man who is well acquainted with his subject from practical experience ...

... as far as it is to be had. Mr. Jonathan Taylor introduced the Chairman, pointing out that in many directions we were all Socialists already. Mr. Hyndman dealt at length with the circumstances which had brought about the accumulation of landownership in ...

... Republican and Socialist movement going on in that country than before the Hohenzollern patronised his weak brother of Madrid. Barcelona is no longer the only centre of revolutionary action nor Zorilla the chief leader. In Stuttgart the Socialist, Ludwig Behr ...

... CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST, A JOURNAL FOR THOSE WHO WORK AND THINK. Which, while maintaining the Christian spirit upon which the teaching of MAURICE and KINGSLEY were based, will not hesitate to advance the principles of Socialism with all the significance which ...

... He thought it was scarcely necessary to introduce Mr. Morris to a Manchester audience. He might introduce him as a modern Socialist who thought the world had somehow gone wrong and desired to set it right. but he preferred to refer to him in the character ...

... Englishman can blame them very greatly if they take vengeance on their tyrants. This is not taken out of any Nihilist, Socialist, Anarchist, or Democratic sheet; it is to be found in a leaderette in the Evening Standard of December 31, 1883. Extremes ...

... t of capitalism in short. No one ever denied that the working classes derived some benefit from these changes. But what Socialists contend is that the tendency of the capitalist system now is to increase the masses of capital, and to give the workers ...

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... the chair. The address was well received by a full audience, which in the main was middle-class. All the more definitely socialistic parts were heartily applauded by a portion of the audience. The prevailing idea throughout the address was that popular ...

... Taylor said that she wished it to be distinctly understood that Land Nationalisation was only a part of Socialism. She was a Socialist first and a Land Nationaliser afterwards. Dr. G. 13. Clark was in the chair, and said that many very rich people could earnestly ...

... rights which he represents. Rancorous Romanists and raucous Nonconformists are the bitter enemies of all real freedom, and we Socialists again wish Mr. Bradlaugh a speedy triumph over his malignant and despicable foes. ...

... sent tickets to all the leading Socialists in order that they may discuss the subject with him. The only Socialists who have received tickets so far as we know are two of our friends who are not public speakers. Socialists have no anxiety to debate with ...