The Commonweal/Volume 1/Number 3/Appeal

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The Commonweal, Volume 1, Number 3 (1885)
by C. Benson and Richard Theodore Ely, edited by William Morris

To Correspondents

The Pilgrims of Hope - II.—The Bridge and the Street

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by C. Benson and Richard Theodore Ely4782688The Commonweal, Volume 1, Number 3 — To Correspondents1885William Morris

APPEAL.

The Socialist League has decided to found a library of books, magazines, pamphlets, periodicals and daily newspapers, treating of and propagating the Socialistic cause, for the free use and the education of its members. To this end the League appeals herewith to all members and to all friends and supporters of the great and just cause for which it fights to bestow, for this intended library, on the League as gifts such books and periodicals in their possession as treat on the Socialistic Question. All such donations received will be duly acknowledged with the sincerest thanks on behalf of the League by the delegated librarians, in the official journal of the League. The League hopes that in answer to this appeal so many books will be forthcoming that a catalogue comprising numerous works will soon be issued.

London, March 9, 1885.

C. Benson and R. Theodore.

Received for Library.—“Analysis of the Principles of Economics,” by Patrick Geddes, Edinburgh (two copies), from the author—“Adamantina” and a parcel of back numbers of the Irish World, from J. Lane—“Future of Marriage”—To-day—Parcel of six pamphlets from Fantoni—Parcel of six pamphlets from W. A. English—“The Land Question.”

This work was published before January 1, 1930, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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