The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 08 No. 14 - 18 June 1921)

Including: Sylvia Pankhurst's impressions of London after being in prison, Fred Tyler on revoltion, British fascists, critique of Labour Party in Poplar East London, etc.

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