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... for justice. This is revealed in the man's face. It is a face set in repose, the face of a savant or a saviour. TWO non-Socialist trade unionists have taken part in the discussion. Much has been written about Mr. George Spencer's intervention. The interest ...
... us weep the very day we are born, and now every day shows what good cause we had. 9 9 9 A very keen anti-Socialist, reporting a recent Socialist meeting, wrote as follows The speaker made use of a set of commonplace catchwords and high-sounding phrases ...
... anyone but myself. The Socialist cause is not affected by any individual. Nothing can stem the flowing tide and the world's regeneration. Now I think it is extremely nice of Lady Warwick to give all her jewels to the Socialists. There is something romantic ...
... Proletariat at an anarchistic gathering in 1892 when Karl Marx was a refugee in London, and the ideas of other continental Socialists Were beginning to percolate into England At about this time the police raided many of the anarchists' clubs God Speed October ...
... dangerous weapon it brought down a Queen, it was fatal to an Empress. The enemies of society know well how to use it. J1 he Socialist and Communist press is at the present time very busy barbing and poisoning arrows with some recent notorious cases. The ...
... (who call themselves Concentrationists) want a strong Executive with an independent President who will be a Man and the Socialists, who number two-fifths of the membership, want a tame Executive and an omnipotent Diet. Castren's draft compromised. The ...
... approaching. The sane and reasonable section of the Radical party are getting uneasy at the pace they are being carried in a Socialistic direction, and when the tyranny of labour de mands becomes more insistent and the frightful loss of credit caused by the ...
... fiercely opposed Sickness Insurance, Old Age Pensions, and even Factory Legislation in the worker's interest. Of late the Socialists have been forced into a grudging recognition of Social Reform. But not con viction, but the logic of facts, has converted ...
... on there is, the more easily these things can be taken over by the State when the Socialists get their big chance. And the Civil service is honey-combed with Socialist propaganda. Impotent M.P.'s. The dice is loaded against the minority which has to provide ...
... Brotherhood Church in London. Helsingfors would naturally have nothing to do with them. Stockholm did not like Russians, even Socialist Russians. Copen hagen did not want them; so they journeyed on to London. Lord Gladstone, who was then Home Secretary, formally ...
... Altona, and thus avoiding the Free City altogether. In their turn the Socialists made a bold stand in the Reichstag on Tuesday, when the Government Bill for prolonging the Anti-Socialist laws was passed in a modified form by a majority of 97. Herr Liebknecht ...
... appear to have noticed the first Premier of the Weimar Republic was a Socialist, Fritz Ebert; his son is a leading German Communist in the Russian Zone of Germany. Scratch a Socialist and ever so often you will find a Communist. In Belgium nowadays they ...