Essays on Socialism

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          <ptr target="ukred-12308">"Saturday, 9th January,
Mother tells me Hanley is to write a thesis on ?An Unemployed Man in January 1926?.  Talking with Mother re Cambridge Economics.  Advertising is not now purely a competitive weapon but is used mainly by the Monopolists to keep people reminded of their particular line of goods.  Otherwise they might discover how much there is that they could very well do without.
Read:  ?Essays on Socialism? (Belfort Bax)"</ptr>
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