1945. Hardcover. "0.5Kg - Broadsheet. Near good browned and edge worn copy. Folded twice with some foxing throughout. Text clean. In this Daily worker's late edition of Saturday 30th of June 1945, was published a letter from Bernard Shaw addressed to R.P. Dutt. The veteran founder-thinker of the Labour Party argues that the Labour Party's spliting tactices in Sparkbrook are a "bad Blunder". This letter is given in full, page seven of the issue, five days before the general election which brought the Labour Party to power.Commissioning organisation: Daily Worker. 7 p. 47 cm. Associated Names: Shaw, Bernard, Associated Dates: 1856-1950. ". Keywords: "Labour Party (Great Britain),Archives.,Pamphlet". Not a first edition copy. . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Title: [Bernard Shaw Puts the issue]
Author: Daily Worker~Shaw, Bernard
Publisher: Keable Press Ltd
Condition: Good
Binding: Hardcover

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