26 Verbs to Use for the Word socialism

After 1943 it was joined by a dozen other European, Asian and American countries, dedicated like the Soviet Union to the task of building socialism.

At least in theory, the democratic majority in any bourgeois country could put an end to private enterprise capitalism and establish socialism by a constitutional amendment, legislative enactment, and a caretaker political apparatus to administer and supervise the transition.

The need of something which one may love and for which one may work has created for thousands of working men a personified 'Socialism,' a winged goddess with stern eyes and drawn sword to be the hope of the world and the protector of those that suffer.

It would seem as though Felix Pyat had become tired, and handed the pen to Pierre Denis or to Delescluze, after Communalism comes socialism.

Many people have confounded, for instance, socialism with anarchism or nihilism, when the two things are whole poles apart.

CHEVALIER, MICHEL, a celebrated French economist, born at Limoges; originally a Socialist of the St. Simonian school; for defending Socialism was imprisoned, but recanted, and wrote ably against Socialism; was a free-trader and coadjutor of Cobden (1806-1879).

No one detests the Church and detests Socialism more than he; both of these moral forces are equally repulsive to his individualistic spirit.

I did not make the acquaintance of one of my present Socialist comrades, male or female, until I had embraced Socialism."

But it also hopes in time to eradicate socialism from the State.

Away off therebeyond the lynx and the fox and the fisher-cat, were the creatures of their kind, the wild-wolf pack, to which the right to all flesh and blood was commonin which existed that savage socialism of the wilderness, the Brotherhood of the Wolf.

It darted hither and thither like a larva in an aquarium, mingled with shadows, with doubts, with desires, with expedients, with dreams of one knows not what Caesarian socialism, like a Hydra dimly visible in a transparency of chaos.

When, as she was fond of doing, she mentioned Socialism, they, rightly believing her grasp of that economic system to be even less complete than that of most people, always changed the subject.

Suppose, for instance, that we were all quite certain that the men on the Thunderer newspaper were a band of brave young idealists who were so eager to overthrow Socialism, Municipal and National, that they did not care to which of them especially was given the glory of striking it down.

In 1896 Missouri rejects a constitutional amendment permitting municipal gas and water socialism on majority vote of the voters.

When Mr. BERNARD SHAW made his tour of the ports in order to popularise Socialism in the Navy, he was courteously received at Portsmouth by Sir HEDWORTH MEUX.

The Shadow of the Sword Robert Buchanan, poet, novelist, and playwright, was born on Aug. 18, 1841, at Caverswall, Staffordshire, England, the son of a poor journeyman tailor from Ayrshire, in Scotland, who wrote poetry, and wandered about the country preaching socialism of the Owen type, afterwards editing a Glasgow journal.

But the same principle serves to keep the internal politics of the Germans quiet, and prevent Socialism being the practical hope or peril it has been in so many other countries.

A conflict which was stripped of all covering, a conflict between a personal tie and a call of duty could not last long, and with a heavy heart I made up my mind to profess Socialism openly and work for it with all my energy.

The Peace Conferees, meeting in Versailles, heeded Lloyd George's warning of March, 1919, and turned their attention to the urgent task of strangling socialism.

He escaped to Belgium, and studied socialism, which he expounded later to an admiring audience of seventeen to eighteen thousand electors at Belleville.

They talked Socialism and revolution in the trenches to comrades who saw no use to alter the good old ways of England and "could find no manner of use" for political balderdash.

This unblushing female Socialism defies alike apostles and prophets.

There has arisen a one-sided Socialism which no one but Bismarck's famous "nation of lackeys" would tolerate.

Now it has been convenient in speaking of this growth of State and municipal action to use the term Socialism.

There is a spirit of discontent, they say, among the working-classes, the discontent which breeds socialism.

26 Verbs to Use for the Word  socialism