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Socialist Challenge No. 177, 17 December 1980 · p. 13 of the scan · 321 words

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page 13 of the scan

quarter of a million workers in the mines.

not so ridiculous to think that if you controlled the union, if you centralised it, turned it into a fighting ; organisation, then you could spread the tentacles politically into society at large.

which had an early fluence?

English socialism, Not - the Americans nas underestimated. South notions of the Socialist Labour Party the USA. The works of Marx being by publishing house were gobbled up.

which was heavily based on the What were the political ideas notion of one union. It was not represented not just the in- really about workers' control, guild socialism, the • Fabian'strike sure all i Debed Tie socialise chitrol was offace do using they De Leonite socialism think it was been the lodge as a political branch.

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the village. general workforce, community, action but I social political organism. That is dy such an emphasis on it. leading contributed of coalowners, the Central 1910, and one occa- shopkeeper and am not a syndon't think anything directly val liculal.

The lodge fat. pit but was lil was a kind union, out two years later in pamphlet of 1912, placed ideologues. Most of them were Mardy There sociological What we had was an upsurge grievances both against the as in Tonypandy in against the the forces of against company and order who were trvins 1 doint acon that form that had socialist ideas but it was on such events that socialist ideas grew coincidence that Miners' Next Step came Tonypan1910 strike were for the most part not villages.

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