The History of the Fabian Society (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)
Published in 1916, this history of the influential British socialist movement known as the Fabian Society, which favored the imposition of socialism by slow, incremental, and peaceful steps rather than violent revolution, was written by a founder and long-time secretary of the Society. 
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The History of the Fabian Society (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)
Published in 1916, this history of the influential British socialist movement known as the Fabian Society, which favored the imposition of socialism by slow, incremental, and peaceful steps rather than violent revolution, was written by a founder and long-time secretary of the Society. 
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The History of the Fabian Society (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

The History of the Fabian Society (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

by Edward R. Pease
The History of the Fabian Society (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

The History of the Fabian Society (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)

by Edward R. Pease

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Published in 1916, this history of the influential British socialist movement known as the Fabian Society, which favored the imposition of socialism by slow, incremental, and peaceful steps rather than violent revolution, was written by a founder and long-time secretary of the Society. 

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781411446380
Publisher: Union Square & Co.
Publication date: 03/29/2011
Series: Barnes & Noble Digital Library
Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format: eBook
Pages: 328
File size: 317 KB

About the Author

Edward R. Pease (1857-1955) was an English writer and founder of the Fabian Society. Growing up with fourteen brothers and sisters, and became a stock-broker before devoting his time to the socialist movement. He was also involved in the formation of the Labour Party and the establishment of the London School of Economics.

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