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,Keir Hardie’s Conversion to Socialism,nown to him.. Since George’s . was not published in England until 1880, it is incredible that the American propagandist of the land tax could have had anything to do with Hardie’s political development at so early a stage, though the claim for the influence of George accords well enough with Hardie’s own account of conversion:

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Guild Socialism and the Labour Research Department,he or she lived in London, would join actively in it. For some years, in fact, the two movements were in effect two sides of the same coin — that coin which the war correspondent Henry Nevinson, using a different metaphor, characterised once and for all as . — the Guild movement providing the theory

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,Keir Hardie’s Conversion to Socialism,came a socialist.. Two of his best-known biographers, Emrys Hughes and William Stewart, are agreed upon one point concerning his conversion: the ideas and propaganda of the organised socialists in Britain in the 1880s had nothing to do with it.. According to Hughes, his father-in-law became a social