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Democratic Ideas and the British Labour Movement, 1880–1914
The survival of Chartist assumptions
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March 7 1996
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Cambridge University Press
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March 7 1996
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: 9-29
DOI:
10.1017/CBO9780511521287.002
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 9
The survival of Chartist assumptions
pp. 30
Democracy and socialism in the 1890s
pp. 57
Democracy and the industrial struggle
pp. 75
Conflicts in the ILP
pp. 88
The pressure to federate: the industrial struggle in the late 1890s
pp. 109
The rise and fall of the Clarion federation
pp. 139
The early 1900s: a hinge period
pp. 162
Socialists and the state
pp. 178
Parliamentary socialism? Labour in parliament
pp. 196
Parliamentary democracy? ‘Fred's obsession’ and the path to the Bradford resolution
pp. 218
Background to syndicalism: the legacy of the NIGFLTU's failure
pp. 246
Avoiding the ‘Servile State’. The impact of Syndicalism and Guild Socialism
pp. 270
1914: an emerging consensus on the eve of Armageddon
pp. 290
Conclusions
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