The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 04 No. 37 - 8 December 1917)

Including: political vs industrial action, Russia and WW1 by Sylvia Pankhurst, a miner's wife writes, "franchise bill" seeks removal of votes for conscientious objectors and impoverished women, etc.

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