MIA: Comintern Writers: Communist Party of Great Britain: CPGB Writers: J. T. Murphy Archive
J. T. Murphy
ArchiveWorks by Year
1917
The Workers’ Committee: An Outline of its Principles and Structure
1918
1920
On the Question of Parliamentarism
1921
1922
The Road to Power
On Leading the Masses
Control Your Job
Stop the Lot
End the Confusion
Stand by the Boilermakers
Untitled Book Review, Review of “Left Wing Trade Unionism in France”
After the Retreat, What?
American Coal War
Trade Union Congress
The Great Red Drive: Miners’ Minority Movement1923
Viscount Milner’s Dilema
Milner Becomes Irritable
Milner’s Ghost
The 4th Congress: A Special Report on the Recent World Congress of the Comintern
Ireland and the International Working Class
The Labour Party Conference
The European Crisis and British Labour
The Empire Conference of the Workers
The General Election, 19231924
The Party Conference
Programme Making
The Labour Government—What We Must Do
The Political Mind of Ramsay MacDonald
On the International Programme
The European Crisis and British Labour1925
Where is Labour’s Opposition?
How a Mass Communist Party will come in Britain
The Prospects at May 1, 1925
Introduction to The Errors of Trotskyism
The Drive into the Factories: How to Begin
Straight from the Dock1926
The British Trades Union Congress at Bournemouth, (written with R. Page Arnot)
Socialism by Kind Permission, Review of I.L.P. pamphlets
An Angel’s Dilema, Review of Angell’s Must Britain Travel the Moscow Road?
The Political Meaning of the Great Strike1927
After the British Empire Conference
The Reformists’ Report on the Strike
On the Death of Arthur MacManus
An Astonishing Speech: Zinoviev Attacks the Russian C.P. Central Committee
Lenin’s Widow
How to Fight the War Danger: Comintern Executive Meets in Moscow
Tomsky’s Appeal to Workers: Anglo-Russian Questions That Are Being Asked
Malicious Rumours: Russians Do NOT Wish to Break Up Anglo-Russian Committee
Communists in China: May Leave the Wuhan Government
Miners’ Helpers Attacked: Disgraceful Outburst of I.F.T.U. Leader
Bauer’s Pacifism: Communist International’s Manifesto
Menshevik Trial: Light Sentences for Anti-Soviet Plotters
“Sacco-Vanzettis” Everywhere: Dramatic Scenes in Moscow at Funeral Hour1928
A First Meeting With Comrade Lenin
Yellow Politics in a Yellow Book
Workers’ Challenge in London
MacDonald—The Christian Tory
The Communist Party and the “Bloody” Revolution
A Budget for the Bosses: “Concessions” Add to Workers’ Load
The Rationalisation Budget
J. T. Murphy’s Reply to Gutter Attack: “Forward,” MacDonald, Scotland Yard, and “Mr. Brown”
Labour Completes Flight to Liberalism
Co-Ops. and Empire: The Shame of a Great Working-Class Movement1929
There is a Right Danger
Do Communists Want Reforms?
Trotsky the Temporary Bolshevik Exposed
What a Revolutionary Workers’ Government Would Do
The World Campaign for Communism
The Outlook
Choosing Our Leadership: Revolutionary Theory and Clear Political Line
The Fight against the Right Danger1930
New Unions and their place in the Revolutionary Struggle
Growth of Social-Fascism in Britain
The Right Danger in New Clothes
Editorial
Significance of Llandudno Conference1931
A Remarkable Book, Review of Mirsky’s Lenin
Editorial1932
Resignation Letter from the Communist Party
The Significance of the Bradford Conference of the I.L.P.1933
The Future of the Labour Party
The Conference of the Socialist League
Review of Jeans’ The New Background of Science and Worrall’s The Outlook of Science
Socialism and the Public Corporation
1934
Review of Dyson’s An Artist Among the Bankers
Review of Benjamin’s Distribution in the Transition Stage to Socialism
Labour’s “Peace” Policy1935
Review of Scott’s Self-Subsistence for the Unemployed
Modern Trade Unionism: A Study of the present tendencies and the future of Trade Unions in Britain
Fascism! The Socialist Answer1936
1941
Russia on the March: a study of Soviet Foreign Policy
1945
1956
Tom Mann: ‘Courageous man of vision’
1958
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