374 Pages
by
Routledge
Socialism in late Victorian and Edwardian Britain was a highly literate movement. Every socialist group produced some form of written text through which their particular brand of politics could be promoted. This edition collects serialized fiction and short stories that have not been published since their original appearance.
Volume 4 1907–1910 Introduction Clarion Robert Blatchford, ‘The Sorcery Shop. An Impossible Romance’ (1906–7) McGinnis, ‘An Idyll of the Dover Road. A True Story’ (1907) Glanville Maidstone, ‘His Sister. A Little Spangle of Real Life’ (1907) Grace Potter, ‘He Was a Valuable Dog’ (1907) R. B. Suthers, ‘The Peasants and the Parasites. A Fable’ (1908) A. Neil Lyons, ‘Little Reggie Writes Home. A Childish Document, Edited’ (1908) Victor Grayson, ‘The Myopian’s Muddle’ (1909) Victor Grayson, ‘A Dead Man’s Story’ (1909) 1A. Neil Lyons, ‘My Lady’s Chariot’ (1910) Glanville Maidstone, ‘Nightmare Bridge’ (1910) Justice Anon., ‘“Happy Valley.” A Fairy Tale’ (1907) C. L. Everard, ‘The Eternal Feminine’ (1908) Charles Allen Clarke, ‘The Red Flag’ (1908) Edward Hartley, ‘The Man in the Street. High Rates, Officialism and Socialism’ (1909) W. Anderson, ‘The Fool and the Wise Man’ (1910) Labour Leader Margaret Holden, ‘A Scene in Eden Street’ (1907) Ernest Smith, ‘Socialist Red’ (1908) Arthur Laycock, ‘The “Retired” Street Sweeper’ (1909) Nellie Best, ‘At a Servant’s Registry’ (1910) Social Democrat Frank Rosamund, ‘For the Syndicate’ (1907) Prosper Mérimée, ‘The Capture of the Redoubt’, trans. Jacques Bonhomme (1908) M. L. Pitcairn, ‘Because They Understood Not’ (1909) F. J. Maynard, ‘Unemployment: A Tragedy in Little’ (1910) Socialist Review A. L. Grey, ‘A Martian’s Visit to Earth. Being a Literal Translation into English of the Preface to an Account by a Martian of his Visit to England’ (1909) Eric Dexter, ‘Faith the Healer’ (1910) Teddy Ashton’s Weekly Fellowship/Teddy Ashton’s Weekly William Siddle, ‘A Stormy Wooing. The Smart Young Man and the Smarter Woman’ (1907) Teddy Ashton, ‘Bill Spriggs in the Pantomime’ (1908) Editorial Notes Silent Corrections
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Deborah Mutch
