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The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 4.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 4
StrikeSyndicalismViolenceWorkers MovementWorking Class

4 THE CLASS STRUGGLE NEW LABOR MOVEMENT OF THE WEST some and an which has gained immeasurably in the public estimation as a result. This is cited because as a single isolated instance it contains all the elements of the present situation throughout the entire West. The stars in their courses appe...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 14.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 14
AnarchismSocialismWorking Class

24 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 25 of the workers wirich is their only hope of emancipation. The workers cannot, therefore, make commor cause with their own capitalists in any such industrial struggle, and must not participate in the same.
So much for the class struggle po...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 15.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 15
AnarchismCapitalismSocialismWorking Class

THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 26 27 improved even while we are fighting for its transformation.
He also believes ihat it may be made much worse than it is, and that the fight against its going backward is a necessary part of the endeavor to push it forward. Furthermore, he ...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 16.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 16
AnarchismSocialismWorkers MovementWorking Class

28 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 29 ار quarrels of the capitalist class and, therefore, matters of supreme indifference to the working class. The Socialist agrees with the anarchist that the entire matter is a capitalist family quarrel. He therefore agrees with the anarchis...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 17.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 17
SocialismSyndicalismWorking Class

31 SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 30 THE CLASS STRUGGLE from the industry to the economic entity, called the nation.
Mind you, not the racial or cultural nation, but the economic one. Or, to be more exact, it is not a question of the nation at all, but of the political entity, the state, repre...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 18.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 18
AnarchismSocialismWorking Class

33 SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 32 THE CLASS STRUGGLE of the workers within these different countries will be intimately connected with the prosperity of their respective countries, and so long will the workers of the different countries be reduced to the unfortunate necessity of fighting ea...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 19.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 19
AnarchismSocialismWorkers MovementWorking Class

34 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 35 the great war seems to me to be beyond any doubt. That the points of view and policies labelled trade union, anarchist and Socialist respectively have actually been followed by the groups whose names have so used, do not contend. In fact,...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 21.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 21
SocialismWorking Class

A WAR LEGISLATURE 39 38 THE CLASS STRUGGLE Those who believe that there is any difference between the two old parties live in dreamland. No such difference was discernible, even in broad daylight, while one watched the Legislature at work.
It was the most usual thing, an ordinary matter of course...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 25.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 25
SocialismWorking Class

46 THE CLASS STRUGGLE POLITICAL MAJORITIES 47 and vested rights. That the writer had neither the authority nor the desire to represent such interests. That he represented but human souls, that he was contending but for the rights of human beings, therefore he required all of the twenty minutes gi...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 27.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 27
Working Class

POLITICAL MAJORITIES 51 50 THE CLASS STRUGGLE It is not impossible, on the other hand, for a government to tend away from political functions. When the Brazilian government supervises the storing and marketing of coffee, or when the government furnishes crop estimates and forecasts that have a tr...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 28.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 28
CapitalismWorking Class

THE CLASS STRUGGLE POLITICAL MAJORITIES 52 53 whereas we have always been and still are the custodians of personal and political liberty to a far greater extent than can be appreciated by the other less fortunate peoples. The correctness or incorrectness of this view must have a very material bea...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 29.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 29
CapitalismWorking Class

5 THE CLASS STRUGGLE POLITICAL MAJORITIES 55 no antagonisms and if it took care of all by satisfying the interests and needs of each, then law and order would be inherent in the harmony of industry. The co ordinated action of the various industrial spheres would be about the extent of government ...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 49.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 49
CapitalismDemocracyRussian RevolutionSocialismWorking Class

94 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 95 agree with La Monte that political liberty and representative institutions are not empty worthless baubles not worth fighting to retain. The preservation and extension of democracy are cardinal features of the revolutionary program of Socialism: the lar...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 53.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 53
Working Class

102 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ACCUSE 103 accuse!
Friedrich Adler Address in Court In the first place must oppose the legend that has been woven about my person. recognized from the beginning that my act would be attributed to a temporary state of mental abberation. was prepared for the cry of the whole ...

The Class Struggle, julio-agosto de 1917, p. 60.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: julio-agosto de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 60
Working Class

117 CURRENT AFFAIRS 116 THE CLASS STRUGGLE on a concert of power, America will not leave her isolation. world organized on the creed of victory is a world in which America must arm to the teeth and pursue a purely national policy.
But a few short months have elapsed since. But, by the grace of He...

The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 55.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 55
SocialismWorking Class

106 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CURRENT AFFAIRS 107 case.
And then the Crown Prince spoke. And he said: My father hath ichastised you with whips, but will chastise you with scorpions. He gave you Bethmann Hollweg; but will give you Michaelis.
And the German people accepted Michaelis from the hands of the ...

The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 57.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 57
CapitalismOpportunismSocialismSocialist PartyWorking Class

110 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DISCUSSION 111 machinations of discipline, censorship, and the entire power of militarism, and then evidently a small group of clever leaders sits watching all the time to see whether the ruling class does not go too far, and if it does, calls the workers back from the tren...

The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 40.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 40
CapitalismSocialismWorking Class

76 THE CLASS STRUGGLE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF CAPITALISM 77 then the government and its capitalists have decided to raise the sugar supply for the entire country in Formosa, and proceeded to establish sugar companies under very high protection. In the early stage of the industry the government sup...

The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 41.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 41
CapitalismSocialismWorking Class

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF CAPITALISM 779 78 THE CLASS STRUGGLE In the 90 the former had become comparatively prosperous.
To day there is no labor organization by means of which the workers may resist the brutal exploitation of their master class.
Obviously legal protection and favoritism from the go...

The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 43.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 43
CapitalismDemocracySocialismSocialist PartyWorking Class

82 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 83 La Vie des Mots and willfully permits the capitalist class to exploit working girls and children heartlessly and cruelly. want to see the autocratic imperialism destroyed, once and for all time, in Japan, as in Germany, for the liberation of the unhappy toiling millions. ...

The Class Struggle, septiembre-octubre de 1917, p. 45.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: septiembre-octubre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 45
EngelsMarxWorking Class

86 THE CLASS STRUGGLE OUR OLD MASTERS 87 considers study and research a waste of time has disposed of any further relations with Marx and his kind.
But Scheidemann is absolutely consistent in the position he has taken. The practical system of politics really has nothing in common with our Old Mas...

The Class Struggle, noviembre-diciembre de 1917, p. 20.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: noviembre-diciembre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 20
DemocracyRussian RevolutionWorking Class

36 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION 37 It was this fear of the masses that led the representatives of French nobility on that famous 4th of August, 1789, to voluntarily sacrifice their feudal rights.
In this stage, coalition governments, with representatives of the working class, may be ...

The Class Struggle, noviembre-diciembre de 1917, p. 33.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: noviembre-diciembre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 33
CapitalismWorking Class

62 63 THE CLASS STRUGGLE POLITICAL PARTIES IN RUSSIA the taking over of all the powers of government in all the belligerent countries by the revolutionary proletariat.
with Germany. We consider the German capitalists to be the same band of robbers as the capitalists of Russia, England, France, et...

The Class Struggle, noviembre-diciembre de 1917, p. 37.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: noviembre-diciembre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 37
SocialismWorking Class

70 THE CLASS STRUGGLE IMPERIALISM AND THE MIDDLE CLASS 71 Capital itself and does in no way interfere with the fact that the State is dominated by the Interests of the Moneykings.
But how to explain that we do not see a strong fight of the independent capitalists against the monopolists who evide...

The Class Struggle, noviembre-diciembre de 1917, p. 40.

Nombre: The Class Struggle Fecha: noviembre-diciembre de 1917 Lugar: New York, Estados Unidos Editor: Socialist Publication Society Página: 40
CapitalismDemocracySocialismWorking Class

76 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE CASE OF FRAINA 77 point is blessed, and judging from the working class standpoint is cursed, with a President who is particularly adept in the making of symbols and in the coining of phrases, which in themselves mean nothing in the struggle for freedom and democracy, but...