The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 09 No. 22 - 12 August 1922)

Including: Court case for ex-servicemen who squatted abandoned house in Peckham, Kropotkin's breakdown of our industrial system continued, Guy Aldred's The Apostle continued, workers' control in Ireland, Kollontai's Workers Opposition continued, children down the mines continued, etc.

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