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... 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 ...
... more formidable epistles than St. Paul ever embarked upon. Towards the end of the book, Mr. Gollancz, writing of his ideal Socialist, says: His brain must be wrestling with economic theory . His heart must book without feeling that he would not like, in ...
... ER, STAMFO RD STREET, LONDO ,SE I 9LS AUGUST 13, 1998 T O evening jeans can be agrarian reality the industrial old-style socialist landowning reform (see SNP being ...
... 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 ...
... is famous by supplementing their income with generous grants. fairy godmother to scores of organisations that, under a Socialist or Corporate State, would (or would not) feature in the national The largest grants continue to be made to components of ...
... Power. State Farms of Russia. Cultural Progress among the Non- Russian Nationalities. Children in the Land of Socialism. Socialist Farms. Fine Arts in Russia. National Income of the U.S.S .R. New People of the SovietCou ntrysi de. Museums of the U.S.S ...
... Preference for Stability C boom conditions prevailed in the property market immediately after the war under a Socialist Government, it is pertinent to ask why the majority of estate agents should welcome the prospect of at least another four years of ...
... the State of the railways, for instance, need not in itself be Socialistic, indeed many Conservatives advocate it. Although the State works the Post Office the latter is not Socialistic institution, simply because it retains the competitive principle ...
... applied to England, he argued, would revive farming from its But this recurring depression. But this again depended on a Socialistic system of co-operative farming, and was not well received. In 1907 the dynamic president of the Board of Trade, David Lloyd ...
... Herbert Morrison , the late Minister of Health, when his glowing enthusiasm led him to describe tr,e Bill as the finest bit of Socialist legislation ever brought forward in Parliament. statement has apparently been made the most of by certain interests inimical ...
... traditional building and craftsmanship. At the head of this movement, of course, was William Morris, craftsman, designer and socialist, who came to Leek for several extended periods, intent on learning the techniques of fabric dyeing. It was on such a visit ...