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BRITISH SOCIALISM






BRITISH SOCIALISM

AN EXAMINATION OF

ITS DOCTRINES, POLICY, AIMS
AND PRACTICAL PROPOSALS




BY

J. ELLIS BARKER

AUTHOR OF
'MODERN GERMANY: HER POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS, ETC.'
'THE RISE AND DECLINE OF THE NETHERLANDS'








LONDON
SMITH, ELDER, & CO.
NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
1908






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CONTENTS


CHAPTER PAGE
I.Introduction—What is Socialism?1
II.Some Socialist Views of Present Society and of the Society of the Future10
III.The Grievances of the Socialists30
IV.The Fundamental Doctrines of Socialism50
V.The Aims and Policy of the Socialists92
VI.The Attitude of Socialists towards the Working Masses115
VII.The Attitude of Socialists towards Trade Unionists and Co-operators131
VIII.Socialist Views and Proposals regarding Land and the Landlords145
IX.Socialist Views and Proposals regarding Capital and the Capitalists152
X.Socialist Views and Proposals regarding Taxation and the National Budget160
XI.Socialism a
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