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            <text>SPOKESMAN PAMPHLETS&#13;
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1. A Strategy tor the Left 2. The 'Cultural Revolution' in atina&#13;
3. The Draft Programme&#13;
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Laurie Aarons lsaec Deubdler Communist Party of&#13;
Australia&#13;
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Communist Communist Party of&#13;
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10. Socialism livas In Czechoslovakia&#13;
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CziCh Socialist&#13;
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1Cip 1&amp;p&#13;
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12. War Crimas in Vietnam&#13;
13. The Stru-'e for Quebec 15. The Students and the Revolution&#13;
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Movement Jean- Paul Sartre and&#13;
Vladimir Dedijer John Feketa and Others Audi Dutechke&#13;
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10p&#13;
10p 3Cip 10p&#13;
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17. Women's Liberation and the N- Politics 18. An Open Letter to the TUC&#13;
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Sheila Rowbotham Bill Jonas and others&#13;
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12p 10p&#13;
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20. Oil and Imperialism&#13;
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Malcolm Caldwell&#13;
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21. The Myth of Motherhood&#13;
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LeeComer&#13;
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23. Behind the Dole Queue&#13;
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T.U. R.urc:h Group&#13;
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24. Wom..,·s Liberation in labour History&#13;
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Jo O'Brien&#13;
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25. The Left Challenge fvr the 70's&#13;
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Communist Party of&#13;
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Australia&#13;
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27. The Quality of Life and Workers' Control&#13;
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KenCoa·&#13;
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28. Nei--bourhood Councils end Modem Technology Stephen Bodington&#13;
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29. The Third lndochina War&#13;
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Fred Branfman&#13;
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30. Company University&#13;
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People First Society&#13;
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31. atile: No More Dependence&#13;
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Salvador Allende&#13;
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32. What il Economic Growth?&#13;
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Stephen Bodington&#13;
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33. Women and the Strutllle for Workers' Control AudreyWise&#13;
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34. Europe: Time to L-· - and How to Go&#13;
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Michael Barratt Brown&#13;
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27p 10p 10p 1Cip&#13;
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,...12P&#13;
111p&#13;
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36. TIChnology and tha State 37. Salt Management in the Struggle tor Socialism 38. The Chilean Coup d'Etat 39. Third World Liberation The Key 40. Why They Invaded CHchoslovakia 41. Profit Trends and Price Controls&#13;
42. The Battle Against Underdevelopment&#13;
&#13;
John Eaton Michel Raptis .lamas and Batty Ptrtras&#13;
lllorodom Sihanouk Ernast Mandel JohnHughas President Boumediene&#13;
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10p 111p 1&amp;p 111p 111p ::Mp&#13;
20p&#13;
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43. "Consumerism" and the Ecological Crisis 44. Britain's Economic Crisis&#13;
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Alan Roberts Cambridge Polical&#13;
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2Sp&#13;
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Economy Group&#13;
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30p&#13;
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45. Political Prisoners in Czechoslovakia and the USSR&#13;
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Tamara Deutscher Zuzana Bluh-Siing and Ken Coates&#13;
&#13;
20p&#13;
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46. Advanced Capitalism and Backward Socialism&#13;
&#13;
Bill Warren &amp; Mike Prior 30p&#13;
&#13;
47. An Alternative Economic Strategy for the Labour Movement&#13;
&#13;
John Eaton. Michael Barratt Brown and Ken Coates 20p&#13;
&#13;
48. Towards Socialism 49. Low Wages Councils&#13;
50. Child Labour in Hong Kong&#13;
51. Found Guilty&#13;
&#13;
John Eaton&#13;
Frank Field and Stave Winyard&#13;
Hong Kong Research&#13;
Proje~:t&#13;
Russell Tribunal on&#13;
&#13;
3&amp;p 16p 35p&#13;
&#13;
Repression in Latin&#13;
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52. Socialists and the Labour Party 53. Torture in Brazil&#13;
&#13;
America Ken Coates Russell Tribunal on&#13;
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40p 25p&#13;
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Repression in Latin&#13;
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America&#13;
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54. The Levellers&#13;
&#13;
Tony Benn&#13;
&#13;
55. On the Legal Institution of Socialist DemocrKY Mihailo MarkoviE&#13;
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30p 20p 35p&#13;
&#13;
Obtainable from Bertrand Russell House, Gamble St., Nottingham NG7 4ET&#13;
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Carriage and handling: Orders under £6.00 add 15% (minimum 15p) Orders £6.00 or above post free SEND CASH WITH ORDER&#13;
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Other Spokesman Pamphlets. on the British Economy:&#13;
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No.46&#13;
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Advanced Capitalism and Backward Socialism&#13;
Bill Warren &amp; Mike Prior ·30p&#13;
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No.47&#13;
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Economic Strategy for the Labour Movement: An Alternative .&#13;
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John Eaton,&#13;
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Michael Barratt Brown&#13;
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&amp; Ken Coates&#13;
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20p&#13;
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