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... though be has never seen him ?? but this individral, who arrives on a' visit, prefers the daughter, who holds superficial Socialistic tenets, and .to gain 'her 'affection masquerades as. a plumber, brother to one 'George Slab, the chief workman on the NewWing ...
... references to the menace arainst individual liberty contained in the spread of Socialist opinion. We may perhaps infer that this American observer has seen no reason to treat the Socialist propaganda as serious. The book is generally moderate in tone, and fall ...
... Ferdinand Lassalle are first analysed, next a those of Karl Marx, the Federalism of Carl Marlo, the S, Socialists of the Chair, the Christian Socialists, Russian g Nihilism, Socialism and the Social Question, and we ,, wind up with a notice of Henry George's ...
... travel all over the ingdom as a Socialist lecturer, ab Halls of t Science -here they existed, or in any build- ings which could be hired for such purposes. ?? was, of course, a political pariah, a sort C rof Socialist Ishmaelite-every man's hand was a ...
... of a new volume by the Rev. . ogseph Halsey, to be published shortly by Mr. Hi. R. Allenson. Mr. '11homai Mackay's new Socialistic work, *Some Problems of Poverty,' is almost ready for publication by Mri.lohn Murray. The new iseriat story Vy Mr. J. M ...
... first two of these heads may, perhap.s, be summed up in words which he quotes from -I). Jaurds, one of the leaders of the Socialist l party in the French Chamber: You hire taken the crucifix from the dying beds of the hospital patients. Yon liav destroyed ...
... CHRISTMAS BOOKS. F.ANcis: A Socialistic Romance. Being for the most nirt an Idyll of England and Summer. By M. DAL ;ar-l. [London: T. Fisher Unwin.] There is not very mnuch of Socialism in this pretty story. iteo heroine, B'ose Calukcott, is the squire's ...
... Sir Percival at once: I know all about it-all about the Guion money. You must give it all to us. It must all go to the Socialist propaganda It will be a great help. It is several mil- lions, is it not ? Presently we are told that this very Nihilistic ...
... writes an entertairing account of a Norw0e ?? deer forest.. Mr. 3. F. Schloss contributes a socialistic article on The Road to Secial Peace ; but, if all Socialists took such mroderate and Eensible views as he does, Socialism tr-could be far less unsavonry ...
... early days, when it was a heresy to hold such views, and whon a very bold yan was wanted tb dare to publish and sell such socialistic books. Now we have changed all that, and it is almost amuning to those of us who enjoy a wider freedom to look back on ...
... devoted to tihe nuti-ront agitation in Ireland, wbicb the writer denounces as promoted on gerounds moras disbonest and socialistic tham any previous agitation. It treats the starvation statements as hollow. It denounces the want of practical care ...
... in 18878. With the catne readiness that they listened to the absurd charges against me as promulgated by a well - known Socialist, you undertook to askc questions in the House of Commzons lately respecting soreie proposed increase of slave labourers for ...