by Mary Turner
A Socialist History Society publication, jointly with Caribbean Labour Solidarity
Free to members, £5 post free in UK, £7 overseas.
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This impressive essay is a sweeping survey of slave resistance across the Americas. As Mary Turner points out, resistance by the enslaved took many forms. This included day-to-day resistance which was the most common form of attempting to undermine the slave system. Read on ...

The Communist Party in Liverpool and Birkenhead, 1920-1940
SHS Occasional Publication 50
by Chris Jones

Chapters:

• Foundation: a party of a new type
• The Minority Movement in Liverpool
• Bans and proscriptions in the Labour Party and trade unions gather pace
• New Times and the ‘New Line’
• Organising the CPGB: members, officers and offices
• No Pasaran: The fight against Fascism in Liverpool
• The Popular Front on the Mersey
• Industrial activity of the CPGB in Liverpool
• The cultural life of the Liverpool CPGB
• The Life and Soul of the Party
• Darkening Clouds: International Activity
• Give peace a chance: Liverpool communists and peace campaigns in the 1930s

CHRIS JONES is a retired academic nurse from Edge Hill University in Ormskirk, Lancashire. Read on ...

The Socialist History Society is having a Sale of back numbers of our Occasional Publications.

Special offer £1 each plus postage. Members normally receive the Occasional Publications as part of their subscription, but if you want a copy of an issue that came out before you joined, these will be free to members, just pay the postage. Read on ...