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  • Sidney and Beatrice Webb
    Sidney and Beatrice Webb
    / Early life of Sidney Webb.

    …edition of the Fabian Tract Facts for Socialists, revised editions of which were published until the end of World War II. The tract was the first concise expression of the Fabian conviction that public knowledge of the facts of industrial society was the essential first step toward the reform of…

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    …edition of the Fabian Tract Facts for Socialists, revised editions of which were published until the end of World War II. The tract was the first concise expression of the Fabian conviction that public knowledge of the facts of industrial society was the essential first step toward the reform of…

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