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... • As a Lives, • The Mysterious Mr. Sabin, ac.. &a. SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDINti CHAPTERS: Gregory Dane, who established a socialistic colony in the little South American State of San Marana, becomes interested on the voyage out in a fellowpassenger, Ternissa ...
... the President'eSou. The President of the Republic has granted a concession in respect of the ground upon which the little socialistic colony is settled, but in return he wants assurance of Dines auistance in cue revolution breaks mit in the State. It Is ...
... touched on the fact that some of the Oilers of Swindon to divide apart from the Liberl Party. In his opinion the interests of Socialist and the Radical were identical. with a different way of arriving at the conclu s ion. Ile hoped that the both section.. would ...
... liurna and Me ennuiughaine Graham. with others, tor the port they took its the Trafalgar 14quaro riots. foresaw in thr sturdy Socialist orator a future Cabinet MTnister, though it is more than prah2ble that the tratudormation ot hi 4 handsome. romantic comrade ...
... deterioration to manners morels, and ta all that makes for character. The Bill was based. not on Liberal principles. but on Socialist principles, and on principleo of secular and Christian Socialism, and if it tweed they contd never forget that it was due ...
... of the workhouse. There were twelve millions of people op the verge of starvation in the richest country in the world. As Socialists, they said this misery tanned by the capitalist system of today. Around them were springing up huge trusts and monopolies ...
... Independent Labour Party was a political party founded in 1893, and aimed at the reorganisation of industry and society on Socialist lines, and fought industrial and social reforms through legislation; it therefore aims at the conquest of political power ...
... CHURCH AND SOCIALISM. A LEAOIYE FORMED. Moreconthe. on Wednosiay, aeonforence of anglierth ilergy decided to -form a Church Socialists League to secure the corporate action of the Church in social questions through representative gatherings. The speakers ...
... a resolution approving of the Bill. but regretting the the prole embodied in Clause 4, pouted, an amendment moved by it Socialist in favour of secular teaching only in the ecliools being defelted by a 'ridge majority. Mr W. Stook Tresitied, and amongst ...
... wrote the (raged) of Grub-street its the New World from his own bitter experience. Then he went to Chicago, a convinced Socialist. He ha!' wrought to good purpose in the last of his books. Indeed, on the otrength of it President Roosevelt undertook to ...
... red flag. Stones were thrown at tome trams. but the only bloodshed that occurred u that in the Peski quarter. Sight seined Socialists at noon on Sunday, nava it. telegram from Lode, raided a spirit shop in the of Alesandroff. They robbed the till, left a ...
... not r.gree with all that had beeu said on the subject that evening. he should support Mr Root's because it based the best Socialistic lines. lie was of the opinion that the. Workmen's Compensation Act had forced this question to front. He would like to know ...