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To Say This, However, Is To State Only Half Of

the pro- blem. The fruitfulness and the very feasibility of the new Revolution directed by Capital depends upon the co-operation of the wage-earners. If they withhold......

News Of The Week T He Nation 'has Set Foot On

the threshold of a new Industrial Revolution. The critical question is whether we mean to see this Revolution through or to falter where we stand. No one who has followed recent......

Mr. D. Herbert Was The First Speaker For The Unionist

malcontents. He described the Bill as unpractical, politically, financially and technically. An immense and only theoretically limited credit was being engaged at the worst......

Our Grandfathers Used To Make Themselves Miserable About...

failure of the coal supply and the collapse some day of Great Britain when she would be deprived of her source of strength. But long before that day of doom need be faced with a......

In The House Of Commons On Monday Colonel Wilfrid ,ashley

moved the Second Reading of the Electricity Bill. As we have explained the nature of the Bill more than Once and have written further about it in our first leading article this......

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