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Subject(s)

• Socialism—Great Britain [Browse]
• Social movements—Great Britain [Browse]

Series

Political Extremism and Radicalism: Global Communist and Socialist Movements. [More in this series]

Summary note

Anti-Socialist Organisations in Britain, Anti-Socialist Journals Anti-Socialist Organisations in Britain, Anti-Socialist Journals offers complete surviving runs of several major journals with the rallying cries for 'Radicalism' and 'Libertarianism' in the fight against socialism in Britain. Covers topics such as the Constitution, the Monarchy and the right to private property. Titles include: 1. The Journal of the Vigilance Association for the Defence of Personal Rights [1881-1886] 2. The Personal Rights Journal [1886-1892] 3. Personal Rights: A Monthly Journal of Freedom and Justice [1893-1903] 4. The Individualist: A Monthly Journal of Personal Right [1903-1914] 5. The Liberty Review: A Weekly Journal Devoted to the Defence of Freedom and of the Right of Property [1893-1894] 6. The Liberty Review: Property Owners -- Guardian and Free Labour Advocate [1895-1895] 7. The Liberty Review: A Journal of Politics, Economics, Sociology and Individualism [1895-1909] 8. Jus: A Weekly Organ of Individualism [1887-1888] 9. Capital and Labour: A Weekly Journal of Facts and Arguments on Questions Relating to Employers and Employed [1873-1882] 10. The Anti-Socialist: A Newspaper and Review of Politics, Events and Literature. The Organ of the National Movement against Socialism [1909-1910] 11. Liberty: The Organ of the Anti-Socialist Union of Great Britain [1911-1912] 12. Free Labour: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Emancipation of Industry as a Voluntary Right [1896-1897] 13. Free Labour: Ashore and Afloat [1897-1899] 14. The Free Labour Press and Industrial Review [1899-1909] 15. The Elector: The Official Organ of the Centre Party Union and the Middle Class Defence Organisation [1909-1911].

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Notes

• Date range: 1870-1914.
• Includes the following publications: Steel Moulders strike, Multiple classified advertisements and others.
• Reproduction of the original from British Library.
• Images from the source libraries are selected contents of the original collection materials as representative of their value and pertinence to the digital product.

OCLC

1439057606

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