Fabian Essays in Socialism
George Bernard Shaw
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The Fabian Society is a British institution, which, though radical, advocated social reform through legislative rather than revolutionary means. It pre-dates the British Labour Party, which it influences to this day. The Fabian Society founded the London School of Economics in 1895. Here we have a collection of essays by great thinkers of the early 20th century and edited by George Bernard Shaw.
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Chapters
Preface to the 1908 Edition | 29:24 | Read by Matthew Francis |
The Fabian Society | 49:28 | Read by Matthew Francis |
Preface | 3:07 | Read by Maria Thompson |
The Basis of Socialism: Economic | 49:07 | Read by BookBard |
Economic Continued | 34:30 | Read by BookBard |
Historic | 24:10 | Read by Brad Bradley |
Historic Continued | 47:46 | Read by Brad Bradley |
Industrial | 57:10 | Read by Brad Bradley |
Industrial continued | 48:48 | Read by Brad Bradley |
Moral | 30:36 | Read by Keith Salis |
Moral Continued | 30:32 | Read by Keith Salis |
The Organization of Society: Property Under Socialism | 46:42 | Read by Alayna Kennedy |
Industry Under Socialism | 54:48 | Read by Claudia Caldi |
The Transition to Social Democracy: Transition | 35:54 | Read by Brize C |
Transition continued | 37:07 | Read by Brize C |
The Outlook | 49:21 | Read by Mark Leder |