The bloc with Labour and Communist parties debated
J.8. Clarke in Glasgow's Worker argues the case against hostile ties between Labour and the Communist Party. The article traces the tactic back to Chartist and early socialist movements, citing 1841 debates, the SDf, BS P, and to the 1900s, noting misuses, splits, and political manoeuvres.
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