Sidney Webb
1859 – 1947
Books
- The economics of direct employment
- English Local Government: Statutory Authorities for Special Purposes.
- The Local government act, 1929
- A labor policy for public authorities
- How the government can prevent unemployment
- What socialism means
- Parish councils and village life
- What the farm laborer wants
- A bibliography of trade unionism
- Socialism in England
- Questions for school board candidates
- Obshchestva potrebiteleĭ v Velikobritanīi
- English local government
- Questions for parliamentary candidates
- The decay of capitalist civilisation
- Facts for socialists from the political economists and statisticians
- The Education act, 1902
- The history of trade unionism, 1666-1920
- What about the rates? Or, Municipal finance and municipal autonomy
- London's water tribute
- The case for an eight hours bill
- Municipal tramways
- London's heritage in the city guilds
- The unearned increment
- The Labour party on the threshold
- English progress towards social democracy
- English poor law policy
- The history of trade unionism by Sidney and Beatrice Webb
- Soviet communism
- Labor in the longest reign (1837-1897)
- The truth about leasehold enfranchisement
- An eight hours bill in the form of an amendment of the Factory acts
- Report of the Royal Commission on Trade Disputes and Trade Commission
- Facts for socialists
- The London vestries
- The municipalisation of the gas supply
- The history of trade unionism
- The municipalisation of the London docks
- Questions for London County councillors
- The difficulties of individualism
- The scandal of London's markets
- History of Liquor Licensing in England Principally from 1700 To 1830
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