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THE
International Socialist Review
MONTHLYJOURNAL
A
OF INTERNATIONAL
SOCIALIST THOUGHT
VOLUME
VII
JULY, JUNE,
1906— 1907
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CHICAGO
CHARLES H. KERR & COMPANY
1907
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CONTENTS
NyATKINSON, WARREN— HARRY, T. EVERETT—
v The Relation of Individualism The Cry of Freedom 80C
to Socialism 19 HILLQUIT, MORRIS—
Contest with Government Own- Report to the National Commit-
ership 263 tee of the Socialist Party 415-
BACKUS, E.— HUNTER, ROBERT—
InidsutstTraicatlicEsvolution and Social-411 FiArbsrtoaIdmpr38e5s,si3o21n,s4o49f, S6o13c,ia5l7i7s,m705
BANG. GUSTAV— INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST
BETAhLeS.EleMctAiYon—in Denmark 16 JABNUSROEN,AUWIBLUHLLEELTMI—N 172
Sympathizin' of Mrs. Deacon German Labor Unions in the
Smith 106 year 1905 221
BEBEL, AUGUST— JAURES, JEAN-
The Political Situation in Eu- The Program of Socialism 129
rope 6 JONES, ELLIS O.—
BOROUGH, R. W.— What of the Democratic Party? 140-
The Rising Star of H. Hunting- Our Bourgeois President 658
ton Moreland 286* KERR, R. B.—
BOCoUnDcIeNn,traL.tiBo.n— of Capital and WhRaeatd British Labor Leaders261
the Disappearance of the LABRIOLA, ARTURO-
AWiMilCislrdmdytlheoefCWWloaarsrksneirnsgBri,ng Soci3a3l,-11467713 LATFhFUrenAoiRmCoGanUusPsEae,rsliPoafAmUetIhn^et-sIrrteoligiLoanboorf667
The Social Revolution 224 LAGthAeRDPrEoLleLtEa,riaHtUBERT— 257
BRACKETT, W.—
J. The Intellectuals and Working
Corporations and the Middle Class Socialism 721
Class 41 LA MONTE, ROBERT RIVES—
BUCK, RAPHAEL- A Dutch "Nowhere" 653
Soclalism the Goal of Evolu- The Biogenetic Law 731
tion 271 LEWIS. AUSTIN—
CCALSStAaCRtAKeDERE,eUf,EoDrGmW.—AinRCDanPaEdRaKINS— 70 OElctioogrnayormcaihncydIatnnhtdeerpPIrrmeaptceatrtiiicaoalnlisoSfmocHiiasl--46£
To Ernest Howard Crosby 467 ist Movement 608
COHEN, JOS. E.— LONGUET, JEAN—
Why the Workingman Does not The Political Situation In
go to Church 28 France 628
Reform 347 MARCY, MARY E.—
DUMONT, H.- William, The Faithful 667
Our New National Hymn 433 MASCHKE, FRITZ—
ELDRIDGE, MAURICE E.— Socialist Organization for the
The Military Power 364 Young 269-
*\ELTLhIeONTaTt,ioFnRalANSCtrIiSkeM.— 426, 462 MEWIhLyY,thCeLWAoRrEkNiCngEm—an is With-
FOX, WALTER HOWARD— out a Church 469
GUEsLpIeCrKa,ntJoOHN T.— 592 MINLeCwH, MJoAvCeOmBen-ts Among the
The General Laws of Evolution Jewish Proletariat 364, 398, 480,
HALaLs.SeCeOnVIinNGSoTcOiaNl—Evolution.. 489 M.T.h6e(9L9..OrCi.giMn.)a-nd Classification of
A Dialogue 294 the Stock Faker 678-
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CONTENTS
OSBORNE, J. B.— SIMONS, MAY WOOD—
Socialism in the South.. 158 "Living In" 1
PANNEKOEK, ANTON- SINCLAIR, UPTON-
Socialism and Religion 546 The Cost of Competition 199
POLLOCK, SIMON O.— SLOBODIN, H. L.-
The Russian Bastlle 583 Industries and Wages: Census
POR, ODON— 1905, U. S 587
The New University of Brus- The Conditions of LivingAmong
sels 209 the Poor 718
Class Strugglea In the Italian "STATISTICIAN"—
Socialist Movement 381 Is Public Ownership Worth
ThtieonItalian Socialist Conven-342 TEGWGhiAlReT?, P. G.- 65
RQ.OP,Bo(IoPrN.SMQOa.Nn),'-sWE.u-chre 105 ULAThLePMrAoMNpa,arggSaiInndDaoNfEPYlLeaiMns.u—re 744924 .
NeiswlaZtieoanland ExperimentalLeg-408 UVINANTnCEKER.nMdAlEeNMsNIs,LTEaE-sRkNEST— 94, 283
SALTER, WILLIAM M.— Elections in Belgium 91
Socialism in France and Italy 641 VORWAERTS—
SIMONS, A. M.- Why There is no Socialism in
Socialists and the Chicago the United States 420
Charter 42 WENTWORTH. FRANKLIN—
Starting aDailySocialistPaper 328 WHThIeTECoHnEgAreDs.sioHnUalBEElReTct—ions 193
The Philosophy of Socialism.. 292 Religion, Education and Mon-
How to Read Capital 894 opoly 296
Landmarks of Scientific Social- WINKLER. GEORGE E.—
\ ism 736 How Much Longer Ill
DEPARTMENTS
WORLD OF LABOR— Poland 116
Ma31x0,S3.74H,ay4e38s,,49594,, 516137,,612788,,682947,,755 AAFuuissnttlrraainladia 183, 245, 114889247,, 766699934
EDITORIALS— Sweden 246, 759
A. M. Simons. Japan 246, 372, 760
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Socialism in the Present Cam- International Socialist Bureau,
paign 241 by Morris Hlllquit, Sec'y 51
Need of Organization 802 BOOK REVIEWS—
VVaThe Recent Elections 370
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SOCIALISM ABROAD— slmmons 59
Spain 48,760 The Bitter Cry of the Children,
Belgium 49, 182, 695 by John Spargo 121
Russia 49, 114, 244, 306, 693 The Cost of Competition, Sidney
France 60, 372, 760 A. Reeve 122
Tasmania 50 Making of the World, Dr. M.
Italy 51, 308, 498, 694 WUhelm Meyer 123
Switzerland 115, 182. 246, 694 Looking Forward, Philip Rap-
England 116, 246, 372, 693 paport 128
Germany The Rise of the New West, by
...116, 181, 307, 373, 437, 497, 632 Frederick J. Turner 186
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