H. M. Hyndman
1842 – 1921
Books
- Will socialism benefit the English people?
- A summary of the principles of socialism
- Commercial crises of the nineteenth century
- Draft of an eight hours bill
- The emigration fraud
- The Transvaal war and the degradation of England
- The dawn of a revolutionary epoch
- The murdering of British seamen by Mr. Lloyd George, the liberal Cabinet & the Board of trade
- Labor questions and socialism
- Marx's theory of value
- The social reconstruction of England
- Socialism and slavery
- Will socialism benefit the English people?
- The text-book of democracy
- Further Reminiscences
- Commercial crises of the nineteenth century
- The Economics of Socialism
- Indian Famine and the Crisis in India
- Zal het socialisme het volk voordeel aanbrengen?
- General Booth's book refuted
- Socialism versus Smithism
- The radicals and socialism
- Economics of Socialism; Being a Series of Seven Lectures on Political Economy
- Eight hours' movement
- The Chicago riots and the class war in the United States
- The approaching catastrophe in India
- Debate between H.M. Hyndman & Charles Bradlaugh, at St. James's Hall, April 17th, 1884
- A commune for London
- Social-democracy: the bases of its principles, and the causes of its success ...
- The Historical Basis of Socialism in England;
- The Economics of Socialism
- The evolution of revolution
- The future of democracy
- Mr. Gladstone and the eight hours law
- Bleeding to death
- The bankruptcy of India
- The Social-Democrat's ideal
- Summary of the principles of socialism
- The Bankruptcy of India: An Enquiry Into the Administration of India Under ..
- The record of an adventurous life
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