The Trusts Grip Cotton
The Trusts Grip Cotton
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It might, however! be mentioned in passing that the I. L. P. , in addition to its whole-hearted work for Socialism, had been active also in many phases of industrial and political life and labour. They included such diverse subjects as unemployment and the right to work; assistance to Trade Unions in industrial disputes; school clinics and education, with which the name of Margaret Macmillan a member of the Bradford I. L. P. And 24 later a member of the National Council of the Party- must ever ...be associated; votes for women, in which the Party had always taken a keen interest from its first conference, when it included on its programme support of "every proposal for extending electoral rights" it advanced the money to organise the first working women's demonstration to Parliament on the subject, and in 1905 it secured the introduction of a Bill into Parliament to remove the sex disability which excluded women from citizenship; proposals for the reform of Parliament, and its continuous and consistent agitations against Conscription, Militarism, and Imperialism.
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It might, however! be mentioned in passing that the I. L. P. , in addition to its whole-hearted work for Socialism, had been active also in many phases of industrial and political life and labour. They included such diverse subjects as unemployment and the right to work; assistance to Trade Unions in industrial disputes; school clinics and education, with which the name of Margaret Macmillan a member of the Bradford I. L. P. And 24 later a member of the National Council of the Party- must ever ...be associated; votes for women, in which the Party had always taken a keen interest from its first conference, when it included on its programme support of "every proposal for extending electoral rights" it advanced the money to organise the first working women's demonstration to Parliament on the subject, and in 1905 it secured the introduction of a Bill into Parliament to remove the sex disability which excluded women from citizenship; proposals for the reform of Parliament, and its continuous and consistent agitations against Conscription, Militarism, and Imperialism.
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