FABIAN SOCIETY consists of Socialists A statement of its Principles, Rules, Conditions of Membership, etc., a list of lecturers, with their lectures and terms, and the following publications, can be obtained from The Secretary, at the Fabian Office, 276 Strand, London, W.C. "FABIAN ESSAYS IN SOCIALISM." (26th Thousand.) A full exposition of modern English Socialism in its latest and maturest phase. Library Edition, 6s. ; or, direct from the Secretary for Cash, 4/6 (postage 44fd.) Cheap Edition, Paper cover, 1s.; ditto, plain cloth, 28. At all booksellers or post free from the Secretary for 1s. and 2s. respectively. FABIAN TRACTS. No. 1.-Why are the Many Poor? Price 6 for id.; Is. per 100. No. 5.-Facts for Socialists. A survey of the distribution of income and the condition of classes in England. 40th thousand. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 7.-Capital and Land. A similar survey of the distribution of property, with a criticism of the distinction sometimes set up between Land and Capital as instruments of production. 3rd edn.; 15th thousand. 16 pp., 1d.; or 9d. per doz. No. 8.-Facts for Londoners. 56 pp., 6d. ; or 4/6 per doz. No. 9.-An Eight Hours Bill. Full notes explain the Trade Option clause and precedents on which the Bill is founded. A list of literature dealing with the hours of labor is appended. 20th thousand. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 10.-Figures for Londoners. 40th thous. 4 pp., 6 for id.; Is. per 100. No. 11.-The Workers' Political Programme fully explains the politics of to-day from the working class point of view. 20th thousand. 20 pp., Id. ; or 9d. doz. No. 12.-Practicable Land Nationalization. 4 pp., 6 for id.; or Is. 100. No. 18.-What Socialism Is. 80th thousand. 4 pp.,6 for Id.; or Is. per 100. No. 14.-The New Reform Bill. A draft Act of Parliament providing for Adult Suffrage, Payment of Members and their election expenses, Second Ballot, and a thorough system of Registration. 15th thousand. 20 pp. Id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 15.-English Progress towards Social Democracy. id; 9d. doz /- per 100. No. 21.-Questions for London Vestrymen. 4 pp., 6 for Id.; or Is. per 100. No. 22.-The Truth about Leasehold Enfranchisement. Why Socialists and Radicals oppose it. 4 pp., 6 for Id.; or Is. per 100. No. 28.-The Case for an Eight Hours Bill. 16 pp., 1d. each; 9d. a dozen, No. 28.-Questions for County Councillors. 99 No. 29.-What to Read. A List of Books for Social Reformers. Includes all the best books on Economics, Socialism, Labor Movements, Poverty, &c., with suggested courses of reading. 32 PP., 3d. each, or 2/3 per doz. No. 30.-The Unearned Increment. No. 31.-London's Heritage in the City Guilds. No. 32.-Municipalisation of the Gas Supply. No. 33.-Municipalisation of Tramways. No. 84.-London's Water Tribute. No. 35.-Municipalisation of the Docks. No. 36.-The Scandal of London's Markets. No. 37.-A Labor Policy for Public Authorities. Nos. 30 to 37 form the Fabian Municipal Program. The 8 for 1d., or 1s. per 100 No. 38.-A Welsh Translation of Tract 1. 4 pp., 6 for Id.; Is. per 100. No. 39.-A Democratic Budget. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per dozen. 16 No. 40.-The Fabian Manifesto for the General Election of 1892. PP., Id. each, or 9d. per dozen. No. 41.-The Fabian Society: What it has done; and how it has done it. 32 pp., 1d.; or 9d. per dozen. No. 43.-Vote! Vote!! Vote!!! A persuasive to use the vote; suitable for any party at any election. 5s. per 1000. The set post free for two shillings. SOCIETY consists of Socialists statement of lecturers, with their lectures and terms, and the following publications, can be obtained from its Principles, Rules, Conditions of Membership, etc. The Secretary, at the Fabian Office, 276 Strand, London, W.C. "FABIAN ESSAYS IN SOCIALISM.” (26th Thousand.) A full exposition of modern English Socialism in its latest and maturest phase. Library Edition, 6s. ; or, direct from the Secretary for Cash, 4/6 (postage 4ǹd.) Cheap Edition, Paper cover, 1s.; ditto, plain cloth, 28. At all booksellers or post free from the Secretary for 1s. and 2s. respectively. FABIAN TRACTS. No. 1.-Why are the Many Poor? Price 6 for id.; Is. per 100. No. 5.-Facts for Socialists. A survey of the distribution of income and the condition of classes in England. 40th thousand. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 7.-Capital and Land. A similar survey of the distribution of property, with a criticism of the distinction sometimes set up between Land and Capital as instruments of production. 3rd edn.; 15th thousand. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 8.-Facts for Londoners. 56 pp., 6d. ; or 4/6 per doz. No. 9.-An Eight Hours Bill. Full notes explain the Trade Option clause and precedents on which the Bill is founded. A list of literature dealing with the hours of labor is appended. 20th thousand. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 10.-Figures for Londoners. 40th thous. 4 pp.,6 for id.; Is. per 100. No. 11.-The Workers' Political Programme fully explains the politics of to-day from the working class point of view. 20th thousand. 20 pp., Id. ; or 9d. doz. No. 12.-Practicable Land Nationalization. 4 pp., 6 for id.; or Is. 100. No. 18.-What Socialism Is. 80th thousand. 4 pp.,6 for Id.; or Is. per 100. No. 14.-The New Reform Bill. A draft Act of Parliament providing for Adult Suffrage, Payment of Members and their election expenses, Second Ballot, and a thorough_system of Registration. 15th thousand. 20 pp. id.; or 9d. per doz. No. 15.-English Progress towards Social Democracy. id.; 9d. doz No. 16.-A Plea for an Eight Hours Bill. 4 pp., 6 for Id.; Is. per 100. No. 17.-Reform of the Poor Law. 20 pp., Id.; 9d. per doz. No. 18.-Facts for Bristol. 16 pp., Id. each; or 9d. per doz. No. 19.-What the Farm Laborer wants. 4 pp., 6 for Id.; or 1/- per 100. No. 20.-Questions for Poor Law Guardians. 4 pp., 6 for id.; or -1/- per 100. No. 21.-Questions for London Vestrymen. 4 pp., 6 for id.; or Is. per 100. No. 22.-The Truth about Leasehold Enfranchisement. Why Socialists and Radicals oppose it. 4 pp., 6 for id.; or Is. per 100. No. 23.-The Case for an Eight Hours Bill. 16 pp., 1d. each; 9d. a dozen, No. 28.-Questions for County Councillors. 99 99 No. 29.-What to Read. A List of Books for Social Reformers. Includes all the best books on Economics, Socialism, Labor Movements, Poverty, &c., with suggested courses of reading._ 32 pp., 3d. each, or 2/3 per doz. No. 30.-The Unearned Increment. No. 31.-London's Heritage in the City Guilds. No. 32.-Municipalisation of the Gas Supply. No. 33.-Municipalisation of Tramways. No. 84.-London's Water Tribute. No. 85.-Municipalisation of the Docks. No. 36.-The Scandal of London's Markets. No. 37.-A Labor Policy for Public Authorities. Nos. 30 to 37 form the Fabian Municipal Program. The 8 for 1d., or 1s. per 100 No. 38.-A Welsh Translation of Tract 1. 4 pp., 6 for id.; Is. per 100. No. 39.-A Democratic Budget. 16 pp., Id.; or 9d. per dozen. 16 No. 40.-The Fabian Manifesto for the General Election of 1892. PP., Id. each, or 9d. per dozen. No. 41.-The Fabian Society: What it has done; and how it has done it. 32 pp., 1d.; or 9d. per dozen. No. 43.-Vote! Vote!! Vote!!! A persuasive to use the vote; suitable for any party at any election. 5s. per 1000. The set post free for two shillings. |
