A people's Runnymede.
Publisher: Andrew Dakers
Published: 1941
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
First sentence: This chapter is written for those who are not aware of the tragedies of the years following the Armistice of 1918 until the declaration of war in 1939 and also to present these in a new light, so that we may indicate the reforms which are required and how they should be applied.
Description: A People's Runnymede is a book which will repay study by all who are interesting themselves in the problems of post-war reconstruction and the foundation of a permanent peace.
Table of contents: pagenum: 11
label: Foreword
class: subsection
title: Foreword; pagenum: 25
title: Man's Inhumanity to Man
class: part
label: A balance sheet of war; pagenum: 35
title: Man Versus the Machine
class: part
label: the productive power of the machine; pagenum: 45
label: reconstruction after the 1914-18 war
class: part
title: Destruction of Food and Life; pagenum: 67
label: the private control over parliament
class: part
title: The Violation of Common Law; pagenum: 83
label: The fight for foreign markets
class: part
title: The Peace we Lost; pagenum: 103
title: Common Law and Common Right
class: part
label: The denial of Law by our legislation; pagenum: 117
label: Political inconsistency
class: part
title: "Your Educated Cause Shame, Terror and Disgrace"; pagenum: 129
label: Spiritual values
class: part
title: Public Watch and Ward; pagenum: 143
class: part
title: A Personal Security Enabling Act; pagenum: 153
title: A People's Social Reform Ministry
class: part
label: Planners who would serve humanity; pagenum: 167
title: The Divine Origin of the British Common Law
class: part
label: Appendix A; pagenum: 187
title: The Constitution of the People's Common Law Parliament
class: part
label: Appendix B