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THE NEW REVIEW

... the sitpenny was, This is a bright, crisp, number. It begins by asking, What is the Soc~alist ideal ? and puts up three Socialist gentlemen to explain in nine pages apiece. In ART, it is getting people who make things to make them because they like doing ...

A PLEA FOR THE POETS

... being of the lower orders, here is one of our four great poets writing his Chaunts for Socialists and giving much of his time and money to conducting a Socialist propaganda. While we have before our eyes the striking spectacle of the ' idle singer ...

SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock

... sent by the Covesnment to Paris at the time of the Hartmann affair. THE SOCIALISTS IN AMERICA AND THE LATE CZAR. CHICAGO, March 21.-At the regular Sunday meeting of the Socialists in this city yesterday resolutions were adopted approving the assassination ...

FRENCH MINISTERIAL POLICY

... cut the Republican party in two, and attributed the split entirely to the Radicals who were allying themselves with the Socialists. He. also rebutted the accusation of clericalism, and appealed for the union of all Republicans whoss policy aimed at neither ...

COUNT TOLSTOI'S NEW BOOK

... ard happy repardless of what kind of life you live here.' The Socialist, also promises a heaven for the future, and Bellamy's apocalyptic vision is his promisel to his follow!ers. The Socialist saxs in szubstance, 'It doesn't matter what voe do nowe anid ...

CORNWALLIS

... SavJvie-roqv, 11 . ?? 19. i. GRAHAM-IBNN T.. THA-E SOCIALIST MEETIN(I AT BALLIOL (o O heEDITOR of tile PALL MALL GAZETTE. SiR,-As the paragraph in your issue of to-night about a so-called Socialist meeting at Balliol may escape the notice of those ...

The Theatres

... undue tardiness in payment. One would have thought the company would have done wisely, in these days of County Councils and Socialistic legislation, to make friends even of the mammon of unrighteousness, much more to be accurate in their claims, and indulgent ...

FOUR NOVELS

... his quest for novelty and interest its author has left society scarce a bugbear to call its own. The hero is a Christian Socialist; the heroine is an. idiot and a prostitute, and can claim kinship, we may note, with the unwholesome. ideal that was latterly ...

THE DRAMA IN PARIS

... the pure socialist, is also, like the farmer, an admirer of feminine charms, so that after a harum-scarum scene in an inn at night-which would take too long to narrate in in detail-the wideawake cocotte contrives to make the socialist candidate undress ...

Published: Saturday 04 November 1899
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1872 | Page: 9 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

NEW BOOKS

... REFORMER'S ROMANCE. Oneiros. By Christopher Yelverton. (Kegan Paul.) The splendid example set by Edward Bellamy in his socialistic novel, Looking Backward, has. already found an English imitator, but unfortunately the imitator falls, a long way behind ...

THROUGH THE FURNACE

... question, when the dialogue takes place, is no longer a Socialist but a Fenian, then I reply that so near the sad of the play as, I believe, the last act, he is referred to as William itlaguire, the Socialist. Rowever, I readily acquit Mr rettitt of any desire ...

Published: Saturday 01 August 1885
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1678 | Page: 15 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

LITERARY NOTES, NEWS, AND ECHOES

... should be keeping a sharp look-out on the history of Socialism and Socialist as nick-names, I have been aunused during the progress of ' The Great Strike to notice how Socialist sees to be now the accepted term of contumely. Not one out of a hundred ...