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1908 –1910? An Examination of Socialism – Hilaire Belloc (Catholic Truth Society)
1909 The Burning Question of Education (Plebs League)
1918   A Better Britain – Lt.-Col. Robert D. M’Ewan – April 1918

 

1918 –1919? Post-War Conservative Policy – Marquess of Salisbury
1919 –1921? More Than Twice 55 Community Songs
1923 –1926? Do Your Own Thinking (Plebs League)
1930
What is Conservatism? – Keith Feiling Criterion Miscellany No. 14.
1931
The Social and Economic Roots of Newton’s Principia – Prof. B. Hessen English edition of Hessen’s famous 1931 paper.
1931
The 2 Classes in 1931 – Emile Burns Labour White Paper No. 43.
1931 The Social and Economic Roots of Newton’s Principia – Boris Hessen – 1931 (English pamphlet from the famous 1931 paper)

 

1932 –1934? What is Conservatism? – Keith Feiling (Criterion Miscellany No. 14)
1933? The Strange Case of Major Vernon
1935? The Struggle Against War and the Tasks of the Communists
1936? What Is Conservatism? – Keith Feiling
1938–1939 Workers Under Hitler’s Heel
1939

 

National Service and the Workers
1939–1940
Ireland: Can It Remain Neutral? – William Gallacher, M.P. Communist Policy Series No. 8; published shortly after the outbreak of WWII (often dated 1940).
1940?   Borough Councils: Their Constitution, Powers and Duties – late 1940s

 

1942
Post-War Conservative Policy – The Marquess of Salisbury Your copy is inscribed “October 1942.”
1942 How to Reform Parliament – Robert S. W. Pollard – 1942 (owner’s inscription: October 1942)

 

1942 Post-War Conservative Policy – Marquess of Salisbury (signed October 1942)
1943 Henry Wallace: Speeches in Britain
1944  1919–1944: Through Knowledge to Service – British Co-operative College – 1944

 

1944 Studies of the Growth of Fire – Fire Protection Association – mid-1940s (likely c. 1944–46)

 

1944  Ireland: Can It Remain Neutral? – William Gallacher – c. 1944 (during WWII; neutrality debate)

 

1944 British Soldier in India: The Letters of Clive Branson
1944–1945 What Next in the Printing Industry? (Second Edition)
1945   Britain & UNESCO – late 1940s (UNESCO founded 1945; British National Commission publications began shortly afterwards)
1945–1947
Studies of the Growth of Fire – Fire Protection Association Fire Offices’ Committee edition after WWII.
1946 Intelligence and Fertility – Sir Cyril Burt
1946 John Burns – G. D. H. Cole
1947 Planning Britain’s LandA Summary of the Town and Country Planning Act 1947 (first published 1947)
1947 The Problem of Full Employment – J. Winternitz (Lawrence & Wishart; late-1940s edition)
1947 Liberty & the Liberal Heritage – Isaac Foot (Ramsay Muir Memorial Lecture, 1947)
1948–1949 Steel Nationalisation and Political Power – John Hughes
1948–1949? Haldane – Peter Phillips
1951 Arena, Vol. II, New Series No. 8 – The U.S.A. Threat to British Culture
1952–1953 Study Guide to A People’s History of England – Daphne May (issued shortly after A. L. Morton’s 1952 book)
1954–1957 The Dilemma of British Defense – Walter Goldstein (Mershon National Security Program)
1960s? Haldane – Peter Phillips
1961–1963? The Second Industrial Revolution
1965 The Real World of Democracy – C. B. Macpherson (Massey Lectures)
1969–1972? Henry Thoreau: On the Duty of Civil Disobedience (Housmans edition with Gene Sharp introduction)
1970–1972 What is the CNT?
1972 Catholic Political Culture and the Constitution of Ireland – Jack Gannon (British & Irish Communist Organisation)
1972 –1974? A Revolutionary Socialist Manifesto (written in a Polish prison)
1972–1973 They’ve Got a Little List!
1974 The Class Struggle and the ElectionsA Workers’ Manifesto
1975 Marxism & Terrorism – Leon Trotsky (modern English edition)
1977 Miguel Garcia’s Story
1978–79  Breakdown: The Crisis in Your Public Services
1980 –1982? Food for the People!
1982 –1984? Gateway to Slave Labour – Frank Swift (about the Youth Training Scheme)
2000s The Spanish War – Theobald Wolfe Tone (modern reprint; €3 price)

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