Other Early Socialist Standard updates
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More archive from Adam.
No.284 April 1928
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Defender of the Russian Government: A Criticism and our
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I.L.P. Journalism.
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Aims of the I.L.P. Exposed
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Worship: A Conversation with a Visitor from Mars.
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Failure of the Labour Colleges
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Communists Answered
285 May 1928
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Party Warmongers.
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on Socialism.
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Worship: A Conversation with a Visitor from Mars.
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The Ballot or the Barricade?
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Atrocities of Peace.
More updates from Adam,
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287 July 1928The remaining articles, from September, October and November 1928 have now been added, meaning that the whole year 1928 is now online.
New September ones
The transition period
Socialist Definitions—A Critic corrected
The socialist searchlight
The plain case for Socialism
Answers to correspondents
A look aroundHere: https://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/socialist-standard/1920s/1928/no-289-september-1928/
New October ones
Questions on Socialism
Corrupt America and Pure England
The Secret of No Wages
Rationalisation or Socialism
The plain case for Socialism
Progress in Australia
What is the State?Here: https://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/socialist-standard/1920s/1928/no-290-october-1928/
New November ones
The Labour machine in Conference
Do we want a censor?
“Modernism” v Materialism
The battleground of the class struggle
Socialist definitions: a rejoinder
The economics of the I.L.P.
A talk to wives & mothersHere: https://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/socialist-standard/1920s/1928/no-291-november-1928/
With the addition of the remaining articles from March, May and June, the whole of the first six months of 1923 are now online.
New March ones
Anti-dotes for doped notes
The Commune of Paris, 1871
Thoughts of a scientistNew May ones
Editorial: Building workers trapped again
To a new reader
Correspondence
Who gets it?New ones for June
The consitution of the future
The “benefits” of nationalisation
The only way
You’d be surprised
Be self-reliant!
The pessimists
The working-class
Hunger!
Correspondence. Why political organisation?The articles can be accessed via this page.
All of the articles in the Socialist Standards of 1920-23 and 1927-29 are now online. Also those from February-May and December 1925 and from March-June and August and September 1926.
This was the decade of the industrial unrest after WW1, the General Strike, the first Labour Government and the development of state capitalism in Russia. Also recorded are the reformism of the ILP and the antics of the CPGB. Nationalisation is exposed as a fraud from a working class point of view. For Marxist theory in English, apart from Engels, members had to rely on Plekhanov and Lafargue.
The articles can be found here.
The whole of April 1942 is now on line here.
Including this article by Hardy:
Post war trade. Another scheme to save capitalism.
Also this article by Hardy and one another February 1942:
The whole of the contents of the Socialist Standards of the 1920s are now online on this site, here:
This is the decade of the post-WW1 industrial discontent, the first Labour government and the Geneal Strike. Also, the developmen of state capitalism in Russia and the antics of the early “Communist” Party. Fascinating.
No-one reading these can conclude that the Party is against trade union action. There are many detailed articles urging wokers to resist and not trust union leaders. That lie/myth must date from a later decade.
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