Tom Maguire: “An Under-Paid Agitator”
Tom Maguire: “An Under-Paid Agitator”
in the Late-Victorian Socialist Press
Elizabeth Carolyn Miller
William Morris and the Early Days of the Socialist Movement (1921)
Part of the series of biographies of William Morris.
Reminiscences of Morris' work as a propagandist, and observations on his character and genius, with some account of the persons and circumstances of the early socialist agitation, together with a series of letters addressed by Morris to the author. With a pref. by May Morris
Early days of the socialist movement in Poland (1876-1893): International Social Revolutionary Party ‘Proletariat’
The International Social Revolutionary Party ‘Proletariat’ (Międzynarodowa Socjalno-Rewolucyjna Partia „Proletariat”, 1882-1886; aka the First Proletariat) was the first socialist party in Poland (at the time a territory divided by the Russian, German and Austrian Empires). The following is a timeline of its formation, growth and decline.
The Cowboy Strike of 1883 and the Demise of Old Tascosa
Atlanta's washerwomen strike, 1881
Documents of the Knights of Labor
Letters from the South Grand Master Workman of the Knights of Labor, revealing that the color line still remained a serious problem, and that the Knights did not succeed in breaking down the wall separating white and black. They also throw light on some of the special problems facing the KoL when it moved into the South.