The poison that destroys : "The case for a national inquiry into the causes of the war and the disaster of the peace"

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"From Foreign affairs, August, 1922, with additional notes."

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Bound with 19 other publications in a volume lettered LABOUR PAMPHLETS. VOL.26. THE GREAT WAR . Volume contents: 1. Brockway, A. Fenner: How to end war, [1922]. -- 2. Bateman, G.: Socialism and soldiering, 1888. -- 3. Thurtle, E.: Shootings at dawn, [1920?]. -- 4. Sanders, W. Stephen: Is it a capitalist war? [1918]. -- 5. Tolstoy, L.N.: The hanging Czar, [1908?]. -- 6. Snowden, P.: British prussianism, [1916]. -- 7. Gosling, H.: Peace: how to get and keep it, [1917?]. -- 8. Roberts, F.O.: Labour and war pensions, [1924]. -- 9. Towards a European settlement, [1924]. -- 10. Ponsonby, A.: The Anglo-Soviet treaties, [1924]. -- 11. Buxton, C.: Labour's work for peace at Geneva, [1924]. -- 12. Morel, E.: The posion that destroys, 1923. -- 13. Clynes, J.R.: What is the munitions of war act?, [1915]. -- 14. Johnston , T.: The huns at home, [1918?]. -- 15. Kneeshaw, J.W.: Conscription or trade unionism, [1916]. -- 16. Kneeshaw, J.W.: Conscription and motherhood, [1916]. -- 17. Bundock, C.: The
I.L.P. and the soldier, [1918]. -- 18. Kneeshaw, J.W.: Conscription enters the workshops, [19--]. -- 19. Kneeshaw, J.W.: Profits and patriotism, [1916?]. -- 20. Perris, G.H.: Hands across the sea: Labour's plea for international peace, [1909]

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