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Socialist Party of Canada

Defunct

The strictly Marxist party founded in British Columbia in 1904, which published the Western Clarion and Marxist study pamphlets in Vancouver and Winnipeg; most of its members joined the Communist Party in the early 1920s. A party of the same name was refounded in Winnipeg in 1931.

Years
1904–1925
Location
Vancouver, Canada
Affiliation
Socialist Party of Canada (Marxist)
Languages
English
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF
Sources
Wikipedia — Socialist Party of Canada

Backlist

4019001920194019601980Founded 1904Closed 19251910: 3 titles1911: 2 titles1914: 2 titles1915: 1 title1918: 1 title1920: 4 titles1944: 1 title1945: 1 title1948: 1 title1995: 1 title
Titles of Socialist Party of Canada by year: 17 dated titles, 1910–1995, most in 1920 (4). Lines mark founded 1904 and closed 1925.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1910s9
1920s4
1940s3
1990s1
YearTitleAuthor(s)Language
1910Summary of Marx' CapitalFreeA. P. HazellEnglish
1910Summary of Marx' Capital by A.P. Hazell✓FreeA. P. HazellEnglish
1910The Proletarian in Politics the Socialist Position as Defined by C.M. O'Brien, M.L.A., in the Alberta Legislature✓FreeF. BlakeEnglish
1911Struggle for ExistenceFreeGerald DesmondEnglish
1911Struggle for Existence by Gerald Desmond✓FreeGerald DesmondEnglish
1914Socialism and Unionism✓Free—English
1914Wage Worker and Farmer✓FreeJ. PilkingtonEnglish
1915Blood and Iron✓Free
Socialist Party of Canada Leaflet -- No. 2
—English
1918Ideas of Russia's Revolution✓Free
Socialist Party of Canada Leaflet -- No. 4
Vladimir Il’ich LeninEnglish
1920Economic Causes of War✓FreePeter T. LeckieEnglish
1920On the Nature and Uses of SabotageThorstein VeblenEnglish
1920The Criminal Court Judge, and the Odd TrickFreeErnest Belfort BaxEnglish
1920The Criminal Court Judge, and the Odd Trick by Ernest Belfort Bax✓FreeErnest Belfort BaxEnglish
1944The Socialist Manifesto, 1944✓—English
1945The Meaning of Social Revolution✓ — An Address Delivered for the S.P. of C. in the Labor Temple, Winnipeg, March 9th, 1945J. MilneEnglish
1948The Russian Revolution✓ — Its Origin and Outcome—English
1995The Meaning of Social Revolution✓ — An Address, Delivered for the S. P. of C. in the Labor Temple, Winnipeg, March 9th, 1945J. MilneEnglish