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1904

 

No. 01 September 1904*

• Editorial: To our Readers
• Physical Deterioration
• Party News: Notices
• Coventry Cycle Trade: Female Wage-Slaves Oust Males.
• Capitalist Morality and Cheap Labour
• The Stage of the Wage-Slave Market
• Bebel’s Answer to Jaurès on “Political Tactics”
• A Proud Distinction
• Radical Principles?
• The International Congress at Amsterdam. (1904)
• From Our Branches
• Party Notes
• The International Socialist Congress (1904)
• The Socialist Party of Great Britain (1904)

 

No. 02 October 1904*

• Editorial: The Futility of Reform
• Is There a Class War ? Mr. J. Keir-Hardie, M.P., Answers ” Yes-No ” and “No-Yes!”
• “Fire Out the Fools.”
• Two Points of View
• Party News: Party Notes
• Letters to the Editors: Correspondence
• Letters to the Editors: Answers To Correspondents
• Party News: Socialism and Labour Politics
• Party News: The Socialist Party of Great Britain. General Meeting
• A New York cable states
• Party News: SPGB Lecture List, October, 1904
• A Look Round
• Party News: From Our Branches
• The bogey of the taxes

 

No. 03 November 1904*

• Editorial
• A Forecast of the Coming Revolution: Interview with Paul Lafargue
• Women Workers in Japan
• Labour Parties
• The Commercialisation of Literature
• An Open Letter to Mr. George Lansbury
• Party News: From Our Branches
• Party Notes
• The S.D.F. and West Ham
• A Look Round
• [The situation in West Ham[
• Answers to Correspondents
• Quotes
• [“Immorality” in South Africa]
• Was this prophetic

 

No. 04 December 1904*

• The Competition of Women
• Editorial: Socialist Unity
• Socialism and individualism
• Karl Marx</>
• A Look Round
• The Great Public Schools of England
• Party News: Party Notes
• From Our Branches
• Socialism in Coventry
• Socialists and Liberals. Mr. Will. Thorne’s view
• [Increased destitution]
• [The first care of Italian Socialists]
• Correspondence
• Quotes

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1905

 

No. 05 January 1905*

• To the Socialist Working-Class
• A la classe ouvrière socialiste
• An die Sozialistische Arbeiterschaft
• Peace on Earth
• Correspondence (Amsterdam Congress 1904)
• The Social Problem and Its Solution: Part 1 By Jules Guesde
• The Prospects of the Workers’ Children
• A Look Round
• Smart!
• The Dignity of Labour, at Home and Abroad
• The Law-Loving Capitalist
• Support The Socialist Party
• A Voice Crying in the Wilderness
• Quotes

 

No. 06 February 1905*

• A Look Round
• Russia: Revolution and after
• Marx as Humorist
• Physical Deterioration and Education
• The Social Problem and Its Solution: Part 2 By Jules Guesde
• Answers To Correspondents
• A Plain Statement
• Correspondence
• A British Trust gets Bigger
• Liebknecht quote
• Party Notes
• Party News: From Our Branches

 

No. 07 March 1905*

• A Look Round
• The Political Organisation of the Working-Class
• Evolution and Revolution
• The Tactics of Confusion
• Making Work
• The Power to Generalise
• Correspondence: Is the Socialist Propagandist Necessary?
• Correspondence: Municipalism; Appeal from Russia
• Party News: From Our Branches
• Party Notes
• English Hypocrisy and the Russian Outrage
• Talks in the Train
• Trade disputes in 1904
• Press cuttings

 

No. 08 April 1905*

• Who Can Boss?
• The Cry of the Workless
• A Look Round
• Rural Poverty
• Socialists & Capitalist Hospitals
• The Freedom of Slavery
• Property and Crime
• To Young Speakers
• Watford Branch Report. Labour Misleaders and the Local Elections
• Our Re-Union
• The Commune In Paris
• Answers to Correspondents

 

No. 09 May 1905*

• Invention: A Capitalist Monopoly
• Our Conference
• Ishmaelites
• A Travesty of Trade Unionism
• Doubts and difficulties
• Illuminations
• Correspondence: Evolution by Revolution
• The Divine Right of Capital. By Richard Jeffries
• Party News: From Our Branches

 

No. 10 June 1905*

• How Liberals win Elections
• A Retrospect
• The Question of the Rates
• Revolutionary Reform
• Alien Humbug
• A Look Round
• Doubts and Difficulties
• A Short Story: What George Learnt
• Correspondence
• Books and Booklets. The Citizenship of Women (Kier Hardie)
• Party Notes
• From our Branches
• Quotes

 

No. 11 July 1905*

• Invasion or Starvation?
• Editorial: The Raunds and Leicester Marches
• The War and its Effects
• The Truth about Camborne
• Cuttings and comments
• Party Notes
• Evolution and Revolution
• Ethics and the class struggle
• Illuminations
• Books and booklets. Old Age Pensions
• West Ham
• “Verily, ’tis a great country.”
• Short Story: Overheard

 

No. 12 August 1905*

• The curse of national prestige
• Editorial: Year One of “The Socialist Standard
• Editorials
• Palliatives and Practical Politics: An Indictment of Reform
• Enrico Ferri on Socialist Tactics
• A Look Round
• Doubts and Difficulties
• Book Review: ‘The Labour Party’
• Correspondence
• Answers To Correspondents
• Party News: From Our Branches
• Party News: Notelets
• Important Announcement

 

No. 13 September 1905*

• Trade Unionism, Wherin it Fails, and How it can be Rendered Effective
• Editorial: A Challenge
• Editorial: Labour Triumphant?
• Editorial: Remember Featherstone!
• Evolution and Revolution
• The Evolution of Society
• The Value of Principle
• Doubts and Difficulties. The Poverty of the Capitalist
• Books and Booklets. The Philosophy of a Farceur [G.B. Shaw]
• Literary Curiosities. No. 1.—Mr. Keir Hardie’s Election Address
• Tribunes of the People
• Answers to Correspondents
• [Quotes]
• From Our Branches
• Party Notes:

 

No. 14 October 1905*

• The Inevitability of Socialism
• Editorial: The Parliament of Labour
• The Social Democratic Federation: Does it Deserve the Support of the Working Class?
• “Electionitis”
• The Socialist Movement In Bulgaria
• A Look Round
• Doubts and Difficulties. Tyranny under Socialism
• Correspondence
• From Our Branches

 

No. 15 November 1905*

• Is the Materialist Conception of History Sufficient?
• Editorial: The Folly of Fools
• Editorial: The Silence of Jones and Others
• Editorial: Tolstoy ‘Impossibilist’
• Socialism and Respectability
• Can the Capitalist Class Protect its own Interests?
• “Electionitis”
• Boring From Within
• Our View of the Recent Municipal “Entente”
• Revisionism and the German Socialist Party
• Literary Curiosities. No. 2 – Tolstoy on Socialism
• Party News: From Our Branches
• Party News: Party Notes
• Party News: SPGB Lectures

 

No. 16 December 1905*

• Stumbling Blocks
• Editorial: Impotence or Impudence?
• Editorial: The Clarion Vanner vs The Truth
• Editorial: The Right to Work
• The Russian upheaval
• The Plaint of the Palliator
• Nemesis
• Carnegie and—Cant?
• The “Co-operative” Cure
• Class-consciousness
• Is the Materialist Conception of History sufficient?
• An Interesting Experience. The S.P.G.B. Brigade
• The Origin of Privte Property in Land
• How Long? [Poem]
• Answers to Correspondents
• Tottemham Branch Report
• Party Notes

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1906

 

No. 17 January 1906*

• The Essentials of Socialist Unity
• The Impending Collapse of Labourism
• Editorial: No Change
• These be Your Gods, O Israel
• Socialism and Darwinism
• Dirty Political Work
• A Look Round
• The Pillory
• Answers to correspondents
• Party News: Wood Green Branch Report
• Battersea Social
• Party Notes

 

No. 18 February 1906*

• The Extinction of Petty Enterprise. By Karl Kautsky
• The Parliamentary Manoeuvres
• A Tory candidate on Socialism
• The new “force” in politics
• Is the Materialist Conception of History sufficient?
• Another Quack Remedy
• The Pillory
• Election Items
• The Class Struggle (Engels quote)
• Party Notes
• Party news: Important Notice
• Notes of Interrogation
• Answers to correspondents. Quotes
• Literature Agency

 

No. 19 March 1906*

• Pauperism versus Poverty
• Editorial: The Show Opens
• Labour at the polls. A Victory for Confusion
• Socialism. What it is and the Conditions for its Realisation
• A New Cure
• The Ethics of Revolution
• God’s Refuge for Poor People
• Some publications
• The Pillory
• From Our Branches
• Our Sentiments Also

 

No. 20 April 1906*

• The Evolution of Revolutionary Burns
• Bebel’s Incursion Into English Politics
• Bebel and the S.P.G.B.
• The Need For ‘Intellectuals’
• Matters parliamentary
• The Enfranchisement of Women
• Book Reviews: The Origin of Life, Women as Barmaids
• Our Second Annual Conference
• The valour of discretion
• What is Capital?
• More confusion
• Party News: Paddington Branch Report
• Books, pamphlets for sale

 

No. 21 May 1906*

• The Extinction of Petty Enterprise. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• Editorial: May 1st, 1906.
• Farce or Tragedy?
• Cranks
• A Look Round</a?
• Doubts and Difficulties
• Party News: Second Annual Conference of the Socialist Party of Great Britain
• From Our Branches
• United Irish League
• Comment in ‘The Gaelic American’

 

No. 22 June 1906*

• Captains and Guides
• Editorial: The Countess of Warwick and John Burns
• The Extinction of Petty Enterprise. By Karl Kautsky (concluded)
• If They Knew!
• Emigration
• A Look Round
• The Appeal to Dives
• Do We Move?
• Reflections
• Answers to Correspondents
• Party News: Tottenham Branch report
• [Fillers]

 

No. 23 July 1906*

• The Socialist Party and Trade Unionism
• Editorial: The Food of the People
• Editorial: The MacDonald-Brunner combination
• A Workingman’s Education
• The New Mrs. Caudle
• ‘Class-Consciousness’
• Notes and Comments
• On Personalities
• The Note Book
• S.D.F. apologist and S.P.G.B. critic
• Party News: SPGB Lecture List, July, 1906
• Party Notes: Party News

 

No. 24 August 1906*

• Found Out !
• Editorial: The Second Milestone
• Editorial: Pills for Earthquakes
• The Socialist Party of Great Britain and The Socialist Labour Party
• The Socialist Party and Trade Unionism
• Are We Justified?
• A “Clarion” mare’s nest
• What is the function of the Capitalist?
• A Look Round
• Party Notes
• Party News: SPGB Lecture List, August, 1906

 

No. 25 September 1906*

• Why are we revolutionary?
• Editorial: The Trade Union Congress
• Editorial: Camping Out
• Editorial: The Burwell Experiment
• Editorial: Another Pill For The Earthquake
• The Socialist Party and Trade Unionism (continued)
• Doubts and Difficulties: Do the Workers Live on the Verge of Starvation?
• The Machine in Agriculture
• Railways and their Rise to Monopoly
• A Look Round
• Revolution not reform
• The General Federation of Trade Unions
• Corrrespondence
• Answers To Correspondents
• SPGB Lecture List, September, 1906
• Party News: Tottenham Branch Report

 

No. 26 October 1906*

• Municipal Elections
• The Parliament of Labour
• Editorial: “The Fraud of Socialism.”
• Debate on Industrial Unionism
• A Look Round
• Declined with thanks
• Correspondence: The S.L.P. And the S.P.G.B.
• The Economic Basis of Morality
• Have we libelled Mr. R. Bell, M.P.?
• At Random
• Correspondence in brief
• Party Notes
• A gem from Justice
• Some publications

 

No. 27 November 1906*

• The Russian Revolution
• Editorial: Ten Millions Starving
• Editorial: Justice or Jaundice
• Debate on Industrial Unionism (continued)
• Mr. Bryan and the Trusts
• The “Clarion” and the S.P.G.B.
• Propaganda in the Provinces: A Cycling Diary
• “Temporising and Reactionary”
• Kautsky on Socialism and Trade Unionism
• Correspondence: Is Society an Organism?
• Some publications
• International Socialist Bureau
• The S.P.G.B. and the S.L.P.
• Answers to Correspondents

 

No. 28 December 1906*

• Is Society an Organism?”
• Our First Municipal Fight
• Joy Unspeakable
• Trusts and Soap
• Municipal Election Notes
• A Look Round
• Hoist with his own petard
• Mr. Lloyd George on his mettle
• Doubts and Difficulties: Why We Oppose Other Parties
• The Clarion on its defence
• Imported Nonsense
• Answers to Correspondents
• Correspondence in brief
• Party News – Good Work in Manchester
• A Reunion

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1907

 

No. 29 January 1907*

• Riot and Revolution: Speech by Rosa Luxemburg on Trial for Inciting to Riot
• Editorial : 1907
• At Random
• A Look Round
• Short story: Gus has a shock
• The Real Roosevelt
• Correspondence
• From the Fighting Line
• Some Publications
• Quote (L. H. Morgan)
• A New Year’s Gathering

 

No. 30 February 1907*

• The Socialist Party and Trade Unionism
• Editorial: London County Council, Ltd.
• A Look Round
• For Christ’s Sake
• Those Aliens!
• Fabian Notes
• All “Socialists” Now
• Random Notes
• Correspondence: Is Society an Organism?
• Literary Curiosities No. 4—Dan Irving’s Election Address
• Clarion modesty
• The Late Dispute in Islington

 

No. 31 March 1907*

• Editorial: Progress !
• The Socialist Party and the Labour Party
• The lessons of the German elections
• The Brutality of the Bourgeoisie
• In Defence of Property
• Doubts and Difficulties: Why Every Other Party is Hostile to the S.P.G.B.
• Literary Curiosities No. 5—E. E. Hunter in Sackcloth and Ashes
• Philanthropy and Profits
• [Press Cuttings]
• From the Fighting Line
• Party Notes

 

No. 32 April 1907*

• More Fabian Notes. With Some Fabian Notions
• Our Annual Conference
• Is the S.P.G.B. the Party of the Workers?
• A Look Round
• Herbert Spencer and Socialism
• Apostles of Confusion
• The Gospel According to St. Andrew
• The Advance of Machinery
• Correspondence: The Late Dispute in Islington
• The New Hebrides and the Transvaal
• The Truth about Canada
• Some Publications
• [Quotes]

 

No. 33 May 1907*

• The Blight of Snobbery
• Editorial: The Significance of May Day
• Editorial: Science plus Practice
• Random Notes
• A Look Round
• The Premier Railway System. And Those Who Work It
• The Century of Capitalism: What the Nineteenth Century Stood For
• On Co-operators and “Divi”
• Watford Wobblers!
• Tottenham Branch Report
• Books received
• Population and Pauperism
• A Board of Trade return
• The Reward of Intellect
• Slave v. “Free” Labour
• Party Notes

 

No. 34 June 1907*

• The Modern Tyranny
• Editorial: Our Third Anniversary
• Bebel and Hervé: German Party Leader As A Jingo
• Interesting Documents. No. 1.
• Labour Party Politics: A Confused Jumble
• A Look Round
• Facts for Socialists
• Correspondence: Evolution and Revolution</a?
• Out of the Mouths of Babes</;i>
• Islington Branch Report
• Party Notes

 

No. 35 July 1907*

• The Roots of Social Change
• Editorial: The Curse of Work, The Right to Live
• The Bakers’ Agitation
• An Open Letter to Robert Blatchford: Wanted — A Party.
• A Look Round
• A MIddle-Class Utopia
• Mr. Barnes and the A.S.E.
• Industrial Democracy
• On Buying Out the Capitalist
• Party News: Party Notes

 

No. 36 August 1907*

• Our First Libel Case
• Editorial: Our Policy then and now
• Editorial: “The Menace of Socialism”
• Trade Unionism. S.L.P. versus S.P.G.B.
• The Proletariat (The Working Class). By Karl Kautsky
• Art, Labour and Socialism. By Wm. Morris
• A Look Round
• Here and There
• Answers to Correspondents

 

No. 37 September 1907*

• The Sinn Fein Policy
• Editorial: Fly Paper Politics
• Art, Labour and Socialism. By Wm. Morris
• Peace amongst the Nations. War between the Classes
• Socialism and War
• A Look Round
• Unconsidered Trifles. Being Letters not hithero published
• The Materialist Conception of History [Engels]
• Party News
• Answers to Correspondents
• [Quotes]

 

No. 38 October 1907*

• The Kirkdale Bye-Election
• Editorial: “Our Wonderful Prosperity”</a.
• Editorial: Middle-Class ‘Socialism’
• The Proletariat (The Working Class). By Karl Kautsky
• Marx or Malthus?
• The Trade Union Congress
• A Look Round
• Socialism or Reform? Two Letters on Tactic
• The Waste of Competition
• [Comments]
• Tooting Branch Report
• Party Notes

 

No. 39 November 1907*

• Palliatives and Politics
• How Kirkdale was fought
• Labour Members on Child Slavery
• Editorial: A Confession of Impotence
• The Proletariat (The Working Class). By Karl Kautsky
• Trade Unionism. A Debate
• A Look Round</a.
• A Travesty of Socialism
• To the Death
• A Clarion Vanner takes the Socialist Platform
• Another solution that won’t solve
• Inventors as Trust Hirelings
• Party Notes
• S.P.G.B. Lecture List. May, 1907
• Answers to Correspondents
• Obituary

 

No. 40 December 1907*

• The Rout of the Railway Men
• Editorial: Socialism and the Unemployed
• Editorial: God and the Labour Party
• The Proletariat (The Working Class). By Karl Kautsky
• The International
• The Fraud of Municipal Bakeries
• Socialism, Religion and Education
• Socialism and Social Reform
• The Odd Men!
• A Young Man in A Hurry
• The True Antidote
• Every Class War is a Political War (Plechanoff)
• Asked and Answered
• Answers to Correspondents

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1908

 

No. 41 January 1908*

• No More Family Life
• Editorial: The Festive Season
• The Proletariat (The Working Class). By Karl Kautsky
• Questions Asked and Answered: Municipal Politics
• A Look Round
• Mr. James Parker, M.P. and the “Socialist Standard”
• Book Review: ‘An Exposure of Socialism’
• Party News: Romford Division Branch
• West Hull Election Notes
• Snapshots:
• Correspondence: S.D.F. Tactics in Lancashire
• The Movement In Manchester

 

No. 42 February 1908*

• Legality and Revolution
• Editorial: Once a Liberal always a Liberal
• Go West—and Starve!
• Suffrage and Sex
• The Workers’ Share
• The Labour Party and the Unemployed
• Correspondence: I.L.P. compacts in Manchester
• A Look Round
• Here and There
• A Discussion on Unemployment
• Answers to Correspondents
• Islington Branch Report
• Tottenham Branch Report
• Party Notes
• What About Will Thorne, M.P.?
• A Scientist on the Family
• Men v. Machinery
• [Quotes}

 

No. 43 March 1908*

• The Capitalist Class. by Karl Kautsky
• Editorial: Nationalisation not Socialism
• The case of Philip Snowden, M.P.
• Can a Socialist be a Christian?
• A Look Round
• Cuttings and Comments
• The Secret of Marx</a
• Party Notes
• Grayson’s Gratitude to the S.D.F.
• Correspondence
• Fourth Annual Conference of the S.P.G.B.
• Quote

 

No. 44 April 1908*

• The Labour Party and the Unemployed
• Editorial: Boanerges Belligerent
• The Commune of Paris: Who Shot the Prisoners?
• A Sketch of the Life of Marx
• Municipal politics
• Capital and Labour in Paris
• The Doom of the Small Baker
• Review: The Problem of Race Culture
• A Labour Review
• Correspondence: I.L.P. compacts in Manchester
• Correspondence: Does this mean Tory Gold?
• Party Notes
• A Resolution on Unity and the Socialist Answer
• Answers To Correspondents
• A lesson in capitalist ethics
• Secret Political Funds

 

No. 45 May 1908*

• Past, Present, and Future
• A Word in Season
• The Proletarian Revolution. by Karl Marx
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• American Parties and the Unity Question
• The Law of Value and the Dearness of Commodities (Paul Lafargue)
• A Simple Statement
• Notes and Clippings
• From the Watch-Tower
• Book Review: Socialism?
• Book Review: H. G. Wells on the Home
• What did Welford say?
• Party News: Our Fourth Annual Conference
• Correspondence
• At One With Us
• Profit versus Wages
• Poem: The People
• Party Notes
• Publications Received

 

No. 46 June 1908*

• The Development of Socialism in England
• Editorials (pensions, queeries, a king on socialism)
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• The Slimy Trail
• The Discomfiture of Lawler Wilson
• The First Duty of Socialists
• International Notes – An Interesting Experiment
• Suffragette Humbug
• Cuttings and Critiques
• The damn’d grotesques
• I.L.P. Compacts in Manchester
• Paddington Branch Report
• American Parties and the Unity Question
• Quotes

 

No. 47 July 1908*

• The Nationalisation of Railways and Other Services
• Editorial
• The Old Age Pension snare
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• An Echo of the Commune
• That Blessed Word : Unity !
• Cuttings and Critiques
• Poverty: Its Cause and Cure
• Answers To Correspondents
• Party Notes
• “Which Way Blows the Wind?”

 

No. 48 August 1908*

• Who are the Impossibilists?
• Editorial: Exit Unrestricted Competition
• The Pease that Passeth Understanding
• Letters: The Fall of Keir Hardie
• Capitalist Unity and Socialist Solidarity
• The Only Way for Clerks
• Getting Socialism
• World Crises
• Comments and Critiques
• Marx and Morals
• Answers to Corresponbdents

 

No. 49 September 1908*

• “The Force of Passing Events.” Reform in the Baking Trade
• Editorial: Volume V.
• The Harrying of Haggerston. The Burial of Burrows
• Some Indiscretions of Wm. Thorne, M. P.
• ‘A Banner with a Strange Device.’
• Party News: Party Pars
• The Society of Tomorrow
• “Social Peace” in France
• The Pillory</a?
• Fiscal fatuity
• Dynamite
• Sans ceremony
• Answers to Correspondents
• Befogged
• Quotes (Western Clarion)

 

No. 50 October 1908*

• The Class Struggle
• Editorial: On the Cause of War
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• The Trade Union Congress
• Bounteous Bournville
• Letter: Money: Will it be needed under socialism?
• At Random
• Hyndman as confusionist
• In The Ditch
• Blatchford Under the Harrow
• Party News: Party Pars
• Can a man be a Socialist and a Christian?

 

No. 51 November 1908*

• Revolution. The Problem of the Out of Work
• Editorial: Newcastle
• The Socialist in Action – the Two “Possiblisms”
• Socialism v. Religion
• Dynamite
• At Random
• The Pillory
• The Forum: Some Open Discussions
• Forum: The Relation of Princes to Pauperism
• Forum: Free Maintenance
• Forum: Trade Unionism
• Another Rod in Pickle
• The Bury debate
• Party News: Party Pars
• Answers to Correspondents
• Quote (voting)

 

No. 52 December 1908*

• The Bread that Perishes and Those who Make it
• Editorial: Marx and Hardie
• Why the Unemployed are Necessary under Capitalism
• Keir Hardie in Canada
• What We Are After
• Jottings
• At Random
• Dynamite
• From Capitalism to Handicraft
• Some Publications
• The “Spectator” On Courage
• Poem: ‘Put in the Sickles’
• Goethe Quite
• Party News: Party Pars

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1909

 

No. 53 January 1909*

• Labourism, socialism or anarchism
• Much Ado About Nothing
• Editorial: The Powder Trust and Peace
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• “Unity” as a Habit in England
• The Apostles of Lower Wages
• Fraud or Fool? An Open Letter to the Bishop of London
• Jottings
• Unemployment and the S.D.P.
• Carnegisms
• Where Labor is Robbed
• Correspondence
• Prosperity under “Protection”
• Party News: The Anti-Socialists at Tottenham
• Party News: Romford Division Branch Report
• [Quotes]
• Party News: S.P.G.B. Lecture List For January

 

No. 54 February 1909*

• Slavery and History. The Evolution of Subjugated Labour
• Editorial: Our New Leaflet
• Editorial: The Labour Party and the Law
• Why does Russell Smart?
• Steel and Gold
• Practical Socialism in Harrow
• Rays
• Jottings
• Notes and Clippings
• Wolf and Lamb. A Queer Partnership.
• Sark
• Answers to Correspondents
• Imperialism !
• Party News: Tottenham Branch Report
• [Quotes]

 

No. 55 March 1909*

• Labour Leaders and Their Prey At the Portsmouth Conference
• Editorial: The Opening of Parliament
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• The Armed Nation
• Who wants a man?
• The Margin of Unemployment
• Why We Commemorate The Commune
• Jottings
• A cutting cutting
• The Forum
• Answers to correspondents
• Party pars
• Party News: S.P.G.B. Lecture List and Meetings For March
• Indeed !
• What do you think?

 

No. 56 April 1909*

• State Maintenance Criticised
• Editorials
• “For What We Have Received May the Lord—!”
• What Capitalism has done for the Worker
• “Free” and Forced Labour
• Jottings
• “The World For The Workers” A songsheet
• Party News: Debate with the Anti-Socialist Union
• The collapse of “direct action”
• Chelsea’s piggeries
• Tooting Branch Report. Fighting a bye-election
• Answers to Correspondents
• The Bishop of London—thinks !

 

No. 57 May 1909*

• Why This Resignation? The I.L.P. And its Leaders
• Editorial: May-Day
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (continued)
• Destiny</;i>
• Signs of the times
• Blatchford, Jingo & Patriot
• An Englishman’s Home
• Jottings
• Our Annual Conference
• Party News: Tottenham U.D.C. Election
• Economic Liberty versus Political Power

 

No. 58 June 1909*

• Some Lessons from the Paris Strike
• Editorial: The Budget; Religion
• The Capitalist Class. By Karl Kautsky (concluded)
• The Religion of Patriotism
• The “Great Man” Fallacy
• Soap, Socialism and T. P. O’Connor
• Disruption and Alliance
• The Forum: Concerning Value and Price
• The Forum Mr. Garvey’s difficulties
• Answers to Correspondents
• Police & Socialists
• [“Atheistic” Socialists]
• Party News: Party Pars

 

No. 59 July 1909*

• Fifty Years of “Progress”
• Editorials
• Drink and the Child
• Short Story: My Friend Jones
• An “Industrialist” Rout
• The Parable of the Table
• Jottings
• Points from the Factory Inspector’s Report
• The Romance of Modern Trade
• Self-made !
• Party pars
• By the way
• Canon Scott Holland on the Home

 

No. 60 August 1909*

• The Labor Movement in France
• Editorial: The Miners’ Eight Hours Bill
• Editorial: Bloody Nicholas!
• Shall We Work Harder?
• The Butcher of the Commune
• The Tyranny of Usury
• The Forum: Our Position Queried
• The Forum: Concerning Rates and Taxes
• Short Story: Those Reform Patches
• The Bye Elections
• Jottings
• T. A. Jackson

 

No. 61 September 1909*

• The Growth of Labor Faking. And its Fruits
• Editorial: The ‘Standard’s’ Anniversary
• Liberalism’s Last Ditch
• That Blessed Five Bob
• The Labour Movement in France (concluded)
• The Perturbation of William Bull, M.P.
• Fifty Years of Wagedom
• Jottings
• Short Story: That’s Different
• Party News: Watford Branch Report
• Barcelona !
• A terminological inexactitude

 

No. 62 October 1909*

• The Liberal Party Condemned
• Editorial: “De Massa ob de Shepfold”
• Bungling Bernstein
• The Rainy Day
• The position in Lancashire
• An S.D.P. Curio
• S. D. P. and taxation
• Jottings
• A Look Round
• Correspondence
• Islington Branch

 

No. 63 November 1909*

• Socialism versus Christianity. Are They Mortal Enemies?
• Editorial: The Outlook
• Radical Rodomontade
• Waste Paper and Old Tins
• Lords and Commons. Tweedledum and Tweedledee
• Short story: In The Train: Bermondsey Bunkum Baulked
• Jottings
• Trust v. Labour
• Factory conditions in Pittsburg
• The Waste of Life (Richard Jefferies)
• Islington Branch Report
• Party Notes
• [Fillers]

 

No. 64 December 1909*

• Labourism versus Socialism. A Debate
• The Lords and Liberal hypocrisy
• Revolution’s Reply to Reform
• The Carpenter and the Walrus
• State Railways
• Jottings
• Scissors & Paste
• Powder and Shot
• Correspondence (trade unions)
• Obituary: Robert Stroud
• Notes From Islington
• [Election results] Burnley. Tooting.

 

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