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Ernest B. Bax (1854-1926)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: Ernest B. Bax

Date of birth: 1854

Date of death: 1926

Source of information: Special Collections

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BC Gen/MOR: Socialism : its growth & outcome

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BC Mattison BAX: A short account of the Commune of Paris

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BC Mattison BAX: The last episode of the French revolution : being a history of Gracchus Babeuf and the conspiracy of the Equals

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BC Mattison/BAX: Essays in socialism new and old

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BC Mattison/BAX: Reminiscences and reflexions of a mid and late Victorian

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BC Mattison/BAX: The ethics of socialism : being further essays in modern socialist criticism

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BC Mattison/BAX: The religion of socialism; being essays in modern socialist criticism : By Ernest Belfort Bax

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BC Mattison/MOR: The Manifesto of the Socialist League : signed by the Provisional Council at the foundation of the League on 30th Dec. 1884, and adopted at the General Conference held at Farringdon Hall, London, on July 5th, 1885

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BC Mattison/MOR: The Manifesto of the Socialist League : signed by the Provisional Council at the foundation of the League on 30th Dec. 1884, and adopted at the General Conference held at Farringdon Hall, London, on July 5th, 1885

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BC Read C3176: Selected essays of Schopenhauer

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Pencheon Collection BAX: The last episode of the French revolution : being a history of Gracchus Babeuf and the conspiracy of the Equals

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Pencheon Collection BAX: The last episode of the French revolution : being a history of Gracchus Babeuf and the conspiracy of the Equals

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Pencheon Collection BAX: The last episode of the French revolution : being a history of Gracchus Babeuf and the conspiracy of the Equals

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Pencheon Collection MAR/B: Jean-Paul Marat, the people's friend