Tom Mann by Joseph White
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Tom Mann
Tom Mann
Summary
Part of a series on figures in the European and North American socialist movement, this book examines the career of Tom Mann, a persistent advocate of the shorter working day and a believer in revolutionary syndicalism, who was a major figure in the British Labour movement between 1889 and 1921.
Tom Mann Summary
Table of Contents
Early years; the making of a socialist activist, 1879-1889; national leader, 1889-1894; the ILP years and after - climax and defeat; the Australian years - 1902-1910 - from Labourism to syndicalism; syndicalism, war and revolution - 1910-1921; same old Red - the communist years.
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GOR003696582
9780719021541
0719021545
Tom Mann by Joseph White
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Manchester University Press
19910411
256
N/A
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