Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Coming Force: The Labour Movement
Socialism and Trade Unionism are commonly regarded as distinct factors of modern industrial and social progress. A man may be both, it is true, but he IS assumed to be under the obligation if not the necessity of sustaining a certain duality of idea and motive. We commonly refer to the Trade Union and the Socialist sections of apolitical party which represents both sections and endeavours to interpret two distinct ideas by a single public policy. That, subject to certain real or assumed reservations, there is a common interest and a common motive is conclusively established. How broad Is the basis of agreement and how small and inconsequent are the points of disagreement it is my purpose to Show.
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