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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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· Socialist Challenge No. 185, 19 February 1981 · p. 13 of the scan · 182 words

The scan: sc-n185-feb-19-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 13 of the scan

sized bomb, you may not be around afterwards claim your money back.

* da YOU thought the City of London did not care about history and culture just because its councillors fought against the preservation Billingsgate fish marker? How wrong can you get.

City has just discovered the Old Estate runa which the New Standard JUVS has lv1ироп which Britain's wealth was built is still alive and well all nanced 'charitable funds' SLIDING at breakneck speed down the slippery path of the British Road Socialism, President Slipman has landed in the Council for Social Democracy. women. By telling adolescence, and anorexia nervos tony Wilkinson streets of London as discovered that attitudes the victim' Socialist Chatlenge: 19 February 1981.

the story ot her GWIl Sheila explains some of the conmystery surrounding the illness Down and Out Quartet, £2.50 This book was written from a diary kept by Tony Wilkinson during the month that he lived on the 'down and out' ana conditions nave changed little from the days of Dickens and that the welfare state still has an attitude of 'blaming

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