Deeds of Our Kings mocked in historic royal critique
A fragment recounts Charles the First as unlawfully ruling England, then denounces Charles the Second as profligate and cruel, calling his reign the merry days of vice and executions, and contrasts James II unfavorably with his brother Charles. The tone skewers monarchy and Cromwell's era through vivid, sensational bile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles the First
England
Cabet
Charles the Second
Charles
Iece
Whitehall
Herville
Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
James the Second
Sopipa
Destiny and industry clash foreshadow economic battle
A. B. Piddington KC argues that omens suggest the Commonwealth may soon enter a prolonged industrial war. He notes both hope and fear that this struggle could mirror European conflicts and overturn the current economic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Europe
A. B. Piddington
K.C
The Foundations of Empire Discussed in Postwar England
The piece argues that wealth concentration after the war and mass poverty have returned prewar conditions, with mass unemployment and large wage cuts driving workers toward social upheaval and potential revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Alsas
United Communist Party of Australia publication note
Printed by T W McCrystal at the Indi Printery Sydney and published by S Garden Randwick to the United Communist Party of Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T W. McCrystal
Indi
Canningar
Sydney
S. Garden
Randwick
United Communist Party of Australia
Working Class Education Highlighted at Communist Hall
A Sunday night lecture on Communist Education drew a large audience at the Communist Hall. The speaker urged working class parents to educate children toward Communism and demonstrate the system of living under capitalism. Comrade Adela Walsh led a questions session as interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Hall
England
Ley
Adela Walsh
A World Fit for Heroes to Live In
A scathing critique of wartime rhetoric and postwar promises. The piece denounces capitalist manipulation of workers and soldiers, highlights poverty among veterans, and extols Communist solutions like wage abolition and the dictatorship of the working class as the path to a world fit for heroes. The tone is propagandistic and calls for class solidarity against exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.a.ds
Sooler
Sydney Domain
Count de Main
Willie
Richmond
Daily Press
Germany
Austria
Communist Party
Hector Ross
The Call attacks Charlie Reeve and Labour papers
A Perth based article from The Call labels Charlie Reeve a pest and a danger while denouncing a May Day piece signed by Victor Courtney. It accuses J J Simons MLA of promoting capitalist labour fakirism and urges a broader Communist counter press to combat reformist Labour rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Call
Perth
W.A
J. J. Simons
M.L.A
East Perth
the Call
Victor Courtney
Charlie Reeve
Australia
Reeve
I.W.W
Simons
Labour
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Empire Day
Gordon, Kilburn
Denford
Baker
Ml.a
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