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Book Synopsis'the first man from the midst of the working class who completely understood them, completely championed them ...never deserted them, never turned his back on a single principle which he had professed, never drifted away from his class in thought, in feeling or in faith.' John Bruce Glasier'France had her Jaures, Germany her Bebel and Liebknecht, Austria her Victor Adler, Russia her Lenin. Britain produced, and continues to produce, men to carry on the struggle of the poor, but no one who more personifies the spirit of that struggle than the miner from the coalfields of Lanarkshire.' James Maxton
Table of ContentsIntroduction - John Callow Foreword 1. Basic Principles 2. Municipal Socialism 603. Socialism and the State 4. Socialism and Christianity 5. Socialism and the Worker 6. Socialism and the Woman Question 7. From Serfdom to Socialism 8. Summary and Conclusion 9. Appendix 10. Bibliography
