Glasier, J. Bruce (John Bruce), 1859-1920
Glasier, John Bruce, 1859-1920
Glasier, John Bruce
Glasier, J. Bruce
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John Bruce Glasier British politician
Glasier, J. Bruce, 1859-1920
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Works
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| The enthusiasts, 1971: |
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| How millionaires are made: being the history of John and James ... telling how they rose from the position of working men to be millionaires ... |
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| James Keir Hardie : a memorial |
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| Keir Hardie, the man and his message |
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| Labour: its politics and ideals. An address ... |
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| Meaning of socialism |
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| Militarism / by J. Bruce Glasier. |
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| Le militarisme anglais. |
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| The new theology and the social movement : Verbatim report of addresses delivered at a meeting of the ILP in Liverpool on 25 March 1907 |
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| On the road to liberty, 1920: |
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| The peril of conscription. |
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| Socialism and strikes |
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| The socialist year book and labour annual : a guide book to the socialist and labour movement at home and abroad |
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| Typescript copy of article by Bruce Glasier entitled 'Ireland A Nation' describing his views on the country after a visit "in the subdued spirit and circumspect deportment of a Fabian lecturer" |
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| William Morris and the early days of the socialist movement being 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 |
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