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... ment would be accentuated a thousand - fold , and Socialism's first citizens would be a desperate , workless , starving mob . Indeed , the leaders of the new movement would be fortunate if they escaped a hanging on the nearest lamp ...
... ment would be accentuated a thousand - fold , and Socialism's first citizens would be a desperate , workless , starving mob . Indeed , the leaders of the new movement would be fortunate if they escaped a hanging on the nearest lamp ...
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... ment . Thus Easton is eventually reconciled with his wife , Ruth , 29 while Philpot for all his infuriating philosophy of " There ain't no use in the likes of us trubblin our ' eds or quarrellin about politics ' , 30 is shown throughout ...
... ment . Thus Easton is eventually reconciled with his wife , Ruth , 29 while Philpot for all his infuriating philosophy of " There ain't no use in the likes of us trubblin our ' eds or quarrellin about politics ' , 30 is shown throughout ...
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... ment , it was in a form noticeably different from that of the thirties . They did not in fact speak with one tongue , but certain points were clear from the outset : generally , they were ' wary of involvement in parliamentary and party ...
... ment , it was in a form noticeably different from that of the thirties . They did not in fact speak with one tongue , but certain points were clear from the outset : generally , they were ' wary of involvement in parliamentary and party ...
Contents
The Philanthropists of Mugsborough | 27 |
At Last the British are Coming | 48 |
The MiddleClass Dilemma | 79 |
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