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Fabian essays in socialism. / G. Bernard Shaw et al Fabian
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Sidney, 1859-1947; Clarke, William, M.A., Cambridge; Olivier,
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1847-1933; Wallas, Graham, 1858-1932; Bland, Hubert, 1856-1914.
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'The basis of socialism: Economic, by G. B. Shaw. Historic, by
Sidney Webb. Industrial, by William Clarke. Moral, by Sydney
Olivier.--The organization of society: Property under socialism, by
Graham Wallas. Industry under socialism, by Annie Besant.--The
transition to social democracy: Transition by G. B. Shaw. The
outlook, by Hubert Bland.--Index.'
Fabianism and the empire : a manifesto by the Fabian society
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Pease, Edward R.: The History of the Fabian Society. 1916. -
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How to pay for the war : being ideas offered to the
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Labour movements in Latin America (1947).
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A plan of campaign for labor, containing the substance of the
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Report to International Congress Copenhagen August, 1910
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Women in the engineering trades; a problem, a solution, and
some criticisms; being a report based on an enquiry by a Joint
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