Men of Invention and Industry
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Le droit à la paresse
Memoir of Thomas Hardy, founder of, and secretary to, the London Corresponding Society
The invocation of saints
What is religion?
Makers of the labour movement
British trade unionism to-day
Remarks upon Aristotelian and Platonic ethics
A working woman's life
Labour and life of the people..
The danger and the evils of disestablishment and the duty of churchmen at the present crisis
Robert Owen of New Lanark
What the workers want
The currency question, considered in relation to the Act of the 7th & 8th Victoria, Chap. 32, commonly called the Bank Restriction Act
British Working class politics
The Life and Times of Ernest Bevin
Labour legislation, labour movements and labour leaders
A British friendship
Анархизм и социализм
A handy-book of the labour laws
The doctrine of the Catholic church in England on the holy Eucharist
Men of Invention and Industry
A charge delivered to the clergy of the Diocese of Exeter
The place of anarchism in socialistic evolution
Letters on American debts
The Pentateuch in contrast with the science and moral sense of our age
The General Strike, May 1926
The native races of the Pacific Ocean
The Christians in Turkey
Recent advances in natural science in their relation to the Christian faith
Advance Australasia
Attempts at general union
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In one of the few records of Sir Isaac Newton's life which he left for the benefit of others, the following comprehensive thought occurs: "It is certainly apparent that the inhabitants of this world are of a short date, seeing that all arts, as letters, ships, printing, the needle, were discovered within the memory of history."...
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