On the Formation of the Federated Labor Party 1918

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. Foreword. E. T. Kingsley: Canadian Marxism’s “Old Man” xiii
4. Introduction. Re-evaluating the British Columbia School of Socialism: E. T. Kingsley, Disablement, and the “Impossiblist” Challenge to Industrial Capitalism in Western Canada 1
5. Part I Selected Writings of E. T. Kingsley
6. On Washington State’s Primary Law 1900 37
7. On Political Action 1903 40
8. On the Single Tax 1905 48
9. On the Arrest of US Labour Leaders and State Power 1906 53
10. On the Socialist Movement and Travels across Canada 1908 56
11. On War 1909 62
12. On Property 1911 68
13. On the Causes of the First World War 1914 78
14. On Carnage 1916 81
15. On Slavery and War 1917 84
16. On the Bolshevik Revolution 1918 101
17. On Control of the State by the Working Class 1919 108
18. On the 1921 Canadian Parliamentary Election 1921 145
19. Part II Selected Speeches of E. T. Kingsley
20. On the Aims of Socialism 1895 151
21. On Socialism and the Economy 1896 152
22. On American Imperialism in Cuba and the Philippines 1899 154
23. On the Labour Problem 1903 157
24. On the Political Organization of Miners in Cumberland 1903 159
25. On the 1905 Russian Revolution 1905 174
26. On the Paris Commune 1906 182
27. On Labour and Its Economies 1908 184
28. On the Vancouver Free Speech Fight 1912 195
29. On the Vancouver Island Miners’ Strike 1913 198
30. On the Komagata Maru Incident 1914 200
31. On Conscription 1917 202
32. On Working-Class Opposition to Conscription 1917 206
33. On the Formation of the Federated Labor Party 1918 222
34. On Lenin and Trotsky 1919 240
35. On Mechanization of Production 1920 268
36. Part III The Genesis and Evolution of Slavery
37. The Genesis and Evolution of Slavery: Showing How the Chattel Slaves of Pagan Times Have Been Transformed into the Capitalist Property of To-day 1916 281
38. Part IV On the World Situation
39. On the World Situation 1919s 313
40. Appendix Partial Record of E. T. Kingsley’s Public Speeches and Lectures 347
41. Kingsley’s Speeches 357
42. Index 367