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It is also, as a treat, a BEAUTIFUL EDITION by @WellredBooks, perhaps the most gorgeous yet 💯🔥🔥🚩
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Are you a communist? Alan Woods’ editorial for IDoM 43: order now!
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Just finished this excellent read from @WellredBooks. It defends the true revolutionary Marxist traditions of Connolly from petty-bourg nationalists and shows how the cause of Ireland must be fought on a unified, independent, working class basis
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So excited for this. When I lived in Dublin I realised for the first time how little we are taught about the brutality of British imperialism in Ireland. Then I came across the James Connolly memorial, which fired the starting pistol on my journey toward Marxism ✊🏻
We have just over one week to go until the launch event of 'Ireland: Republicanism and Revolution'!
Have you got your ticket?
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On 26 November at 6PM GMT, I will be speaking at the book launch of the new edition of Alan Woods' 'Ireland: Republicanism and Revolution' – at the London Irish Centre and via Zoom, so do come along! 🇮🇪🚩
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In defence of reason: new magazine out TOMORROW! Order now! ift.tt/PDZ2COJ #Marxist
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Very excited to get my hands on this!
I recently read James Connolly's 'Labour in Irish History' and was blown away by how many lessons can be drawn from the Irish masses' struggle against British imperialism, landlordism and capitalism.
This book will be vital reading. 📚
NEW BOOK ALERT!
“The cause of labour is the cause of Ireland, the cause of Ireland is the cause of labour.” – James Connolly
Arriving late October. Pre-order now at: wellred-books.com/ireland
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Out of print since 2005, this book's re-release with a new introduction couldn't come at a more appropriate time as British imperialism lurches from crisis to crisis & the Union frays at the seams. A must-read for revolutionaries in Ireland, Britain and beyond.
NEW BOOK ALERT!
“The cause of labour is the cause of Ireland, the cause of Ireland is the cause of labour.” – James Connolly
Arriving late October. Pre-order now at: wellred-books.com/ireland
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Latest purchase from @WellredBooks. Can't wait to read this in a reading group with other comrades in Socialist Appeal. My knowledge of the Soviet Union really only goes up to the end of Stalin's leadership. Looking forward to learning about the bureaucracy post-Stalin.
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Revolution out on the streets of Glasgow with all of our lovely new #Marxist pamphlets and books from @WellredBooks! #EducateYourself
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Bolshevism by Alan Woods. This is (in my opinion) the best book our tendency has produced (so far). If you're looking for a field manual on how to build revolutionary leadership, this is the closest thing you'll get. I've read it so much it's literally held together with tape.
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This week in May 1838, the People’s Charter, to which the Chartist movement owes its name, was published. This document outlined the six radical, democratic demands of the movement, including universal suffrage by secret ballot and annual parliaments. 🧵
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A brand new book on The Revolutionary Legacy of Rosa Luxemburg is now available to order from @wellredbooks!
In this book, Marie Frederiksen cuts through the many distortions made about Luxemburg, and sets the record straight on her life and ideas.
🔗 wellredbooks.net/rosa.html