The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 7 No. 50 - 5 March 1921)

Including: TUC and Labour party conference on unemployment, struggles over wages, socialism in danger continued, communists and the unemployed, resisting "The Norfolk Idea" (attempt to end the closed shop in Virginia), industrial and international news, etc.

We do not agree with all of the contents of this issue but reproduce it for reference.

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