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![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 43.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4382 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE COMMON ENEMY 83 mercial classes to devour the substance of England, to oppress and exploit the toiling masses, and use the nobility and priesthood as a means for cover in this nefarious work. There are those who are willing, who are determined, whatever it may cost them,... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 44.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 44THE COMMON ENEMY 85 84 THE CLASS STRUGGLE same. Alas, the defect, as we must often urge and again urge, is less a defect of telescopes than of some eyesight. Those superstitious blockheads of the Twelth Century had no telescopes, but they had still an eye; not ballot boxes, but reverence for Wort... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 45.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 45THE COMMON ENEMY 87 86 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Abbott Samson and William Conqueror times, the arrangement they had made of their Governing Classes. Highly interesting to observe how the sincere insight on their part, into what did, of prime necessity, behoove to be accomplished, had led them to the wa... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 46.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 46THE COMMON ENEMY 89 88 THE CLASS STRUGGLE order in it, where man rules over commodities instead of commodities over man. But here was Disraeli Beaconsfield the great leader of the Conservative Party, who was not satisfied with merely plodding along trying to conserve the present, but who had grea... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 47.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4790 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE COMMON ENEMY 91 seas of the class struggle they drifted on finally to find refuge in the opposite camps of pro Allyism and pro Germanism. The latter assumed different forms in different countries: in this country it finally assumed the form of pacifism thus bringing an a... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 48.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4892 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE COMMON ENEMY 93 vast socialization of railways as well as of forests, and many national sources of production, all are a menace to greedy competitive individualism. The capitalist class in England has been groaning over the measures forced upon the ruling class to insure... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, enero-febrero de 1918, p. 49.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: enero-febrero de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4994 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE COMMON ENEMY 95 sion of collectivism; and Germany unity cf purpose the most telling argument for democratic control that the world has be.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, marzo-abril de 1918, p. 20.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: marzo-abril de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 20164 THE CLASS STRUGGLE FORMING WAR PSYCHOSIS 165 its novel psychosis. Prof. Small in the September Journal of Sociology arrives at the same conclusion that the methods and aims of America in the World War are not selfish. Did not Wilson himself urge the people to fight without malice?
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![]() | The Class Struggle, marzo-abril de 1918, p. 8.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: marzo-abril de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 8140 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CHANGING LABOR CONDITIONS 141 While there are areas in which by reason of climate and location people have hitherto suffered little in any conscious way from these forms of waste, unconsciously they, like all the world have paid in the price of the goods they consume, accep... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, febrero de 1919, p. 42.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: febrero de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4280 81 DETERMINISM THE CLASS STRUGGLE society which cannot last. Where the proletariat is transient, that is to say, where it disappears by a change of class relations, the class system is again made tolerable for a time instead of being abolished. The first two proletarian situations, that of the... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, febrero de 1919, p. 63.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: febrero de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 63122 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 123 and Austria, iti order to strengthen their struggle against the internal as well as external brigands and violators of their rights. All Russian Soviet institutions, central as well as the local, all trade unions, factory committees, the committees of the poor... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, mayo de 1919, p. 3.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: mayo de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 3130 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CHURCH AND SCHOOL IN THE SOVIET 131 tions the world over are striving for the six hour day, for the fiveday week. Universal suffrage is on the eve of its realization in every capitalist country: for the revolutionary proletariat it has been superceded by new political ideal... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, mayo de 1919, p. 10.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: mayo de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 10145 144 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ANSWER 11 Thank you, sir, thank you, for having brought up that phrase also, for it is perhaps the most important phrase of all. We needn quarrel, said the cock in the horse stall. No, all you want is to be left at peace, beati possidentes, lucky to have had first pick!... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, mayo de 1919, p. 11.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: mayo de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 11146 THE CLASS STRUGGLE TRUTH ABOUT INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA 147 for help. But let not the governments of England and France forget that foul deeds will rise, though all the world o erwhelm them to men eyes. Those who suppress the truth create forces that bring the truth into the light of day, but b... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, mayo-junio de 1918, p. 44.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: mayo-junio de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 44332 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE BIOLOGY OF PEACE 333 me Trotter has to do either of two things with his book: cut out his falsely derived arguments about England and Germany and others, and leave his more scientific findings, or else give the whole story about each type of nation.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, mayo-junio de 1918, p. 53.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: mayo-junio de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 53350 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CURRENT AFFAIRS 351 finally brought about the long delayed appointment of General Foch to the post of Generalissimo of the Allied Armies in France.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1918, p. 8.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 8388 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED. PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 389 Armed Peace on the Pacific By ΚΑ: CAMA Peace reigns over the Pacific. For Japan and the United States are allies, now that they have a common enemy: Germany, autocratic, militaristic Germany.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1918, p. 9.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 9390 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 391 taken from them, and they were thrown on the street to earn their own living. All restrictions on trade and industry were done away with.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1918, p. 11.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 11394 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 395 when the Japanese in the Manchurian war showed themselves so formidable in conflict with one of the great powers of the world, the West not only began to fear that its old military, superiority over the East might be lost and that the white ma... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1918, p. 21.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 21414 THE CLASS STRUGGLE LABORISM AND SOCIALISM 415 nationalistic purposes. subtle, insidious, counter revolutionary propaganda emanated from these organizations, even during the early stages of the Revolution, when they didn have the alibi of the pro German Bolsheviki: and so apparent and infamous... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1918, p. 29.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 29430 431 THE CLASS STRUGGLE LABORISM AND SOCIALISM perialism means Capitalism on the verge of collapse, Capitalism being strangled by its own contradictions, History abounds with illustrations of a system apparently supreme at the moment when internal conditions and contradictions were about to de... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, noviembre-diciembre de 1918, p. 59.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: noviembre-diciembre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 59632 THE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 633 the exploited classes, even on peace terms, is impossible. The delegations of the capitalist countries will not and cannot include real representatives of the working class.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, noviembre-diciembre de 1918, p. 60.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: noviembre-diciembre de 1918 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 60634 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 635 Documents Protest of the Independent Labor Party of England The International Socialist Commission in Stockholm transmits the following protest of the Central Committee of the Independent Labor Party of England against the intervention of the Entente in Russia... |
![]() | The Class Struggle, febrero de 1919, p. 7.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: febrero de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 7THE STATE AND REVOLUTION 11.
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![]() | The Class Struggle, febrero de 1919, p. 22.Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: febrero de 1919 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 22PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN SOCIALISM 41 40 THE CLASS STRUGGLE develop the conception and practice of political strikes, to make it realize that its action should centre in the large plants, that when it wants to act, its action should develop out of the mill, mine and factory. Our political action shou... |


