Platform and pulpit
By: Edited with a introd. by Dan H. Laurence
Publisher: R. Hart-Davis
Published: 1962
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 301
Notes: Speeches.
Table of contents: title: Proprietors and slaves (1885); title: Acting, by one who does not believe in it (1889); title: What socialism will be like (1896); title: The dynamitards of science (1900); title: The Court Theatre (1907); title: Literature and art (1908); title: Socialism and medicine (1909); title: The ideal of citizenship (1909); title: Smoke and genius (1911); title: The crime of poverty (1912); title: Property or slavery? (1913); title: Ethical principles of social reconstruction (1917); title: Modern religion (1919); title: Ruskin's politics (1919); title: Foundation oration (1920); title: The needs of music in Britain (1920); title: British democracy and Egypt (1921); title: The menace of the leisured woman (1927); title: Woman-man in petticoats (1927); title: A relief from the romantic film (1927); title: Censorship as a police duty (1928); title: The need for expert opinion on sexual reform (1929); title: Saint Joan (1931); title: Lenin (1931); title: The only hope of the world (1931); title: Look, you boob! (1931); title: In praise of Guy Fawkes (1932); title: Universities and education; title: Film censorship (1935); title: Freedom (1935); title: Britain and the Soviets (1935); title: Truth by radio (1936); title: School (1937); title: This danger of war (1937); title: The unavoidable subject (1940); title: "Goodbye, goodbye" (1946).