Society classified in reply to the question "How far is the saying true that everyone lives either by working, or by begging, or by stealing?"
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Type of record: Book
Title: Society classified in reply to the question "How far is the saying true that everyone lives either by working, or by begging, or by stealing?"
Classmark: BC Mattison/LAB
Creator(s): Girdlestone, E D
Publisher: W. Reeves
Publication city: London
Date(s): [ca. 1895?]
Language: English
Size and medium: 22 p
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/291626
Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991002942699705181
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Bound with 22 other publications in a volume lettered: Labour pamphlets. Second series. Vol. 5. Miscellaneous. Volume contents: 1. Marx, Karl: Wage-labour and capital, 1906. -- 2. Tilley, Caleb: The redemption of labour, 1893. -- 3. Quelch, H.: Trade unionism, co-operation, and social democracy, 1892. -- 4. Quelch, H.: Economics of labour, 1908. -- 5. Maclachlan, D.: Different theories of rent, 1887. -- 6. Cherrie, James M.: Land and labour, 1885. -- 7. Hall, W. K.: The ballot box a farce, 1896. -- 8. Colliver, Romwell: The coronation, 1902. -- 9. Lyons, A. Neil: The gun which isn't there, [ca. 1905?]. -- 10. The red peril explained, [ca. 1910?]. -- 11. Bellamy, Edward: Parable of the water tank, [ca. 1905?]. -- 12. Campion, Sidney R.: The bankruptcy of capitalism, [1921]. -- 13. Stafford, John: The wages problem and the money power, [1919]. -- 14. Cherrie, James M.: The restoration of the land to the state, 1884. -- 15. Wischenewetsky, F. K.: The labour question: is slavery yet
abolished?, [1889]. -- 16. Davidson, J. Morrison: House of Lords, useless, dangerous, ought to be abolished, [ca. 1900?]. -- 17. Capital. A lecture to working men, [ca. 1890]. -- 18. Reclus, Elisée: Evolution and revolution, [1894]. -- 19. Girdlestone, E.D.: Society classified, [ca. 1895?]. -- 20. Perkins, R.W.: Wealth, waste & want, [ca. 1888]. -- 21. Warren, G. O.: Freedom: rent, interest, profit, and taxes, the true causes of wage-slavery, discussed and exploded, [1894]. -- 22. Hervé, Gustave: War against war, [1910]. Bound at end of volume (uncatalogued) is a petition, Peace letter to the Prime Minister , signed by Alf Mattison only
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