Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: 1. The survival of Chartist assumptions 2. Democracy and socialism in the 1890s 3. Democracy and the industrial struggle Part II: 4. Conflicts in the ILP 5. The pressure to federate: the industrial struggle in the late 1890s 6. The rise and fall of the Clarion Federation Part III: 7. The early 1900s: a hinge period 8. Socialists and the state 9. Parliamentary socialism? Labour in parliament 10. Parliamentary democracy? 'Fred's obsession' and the path to the Bradford resolution 11. Background to sydicalism: the legacy of the NIGFLTU's failure 12. Avoiding the 'Servile State'. The impact of syndicalism and guild socialism 13. 1914: an emerging consensus on the eve of Armageddon 14. Conclusions Appendix. Federation for local Labour historians - and for national Index.
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