The Political Re-Organisation of the People (Classic Reprint)

Jfv PREFACE SZ The most notable features in English politics during iathe last few years have been the rapid growth of the movement for the formation of a third party from gamong the working -classes which are already organised for trade union and other purposes; and, concurrently, the rapid decay of the influence of theL iberal party. The chief object of the following pages is to indicate some of the difficulties and problems which will have to be overcome before the .advocates of the movement for the establishment of -a third political group can attain their end. th The point of view adopted is that of acoU ectivist Lu and democrat whose enthusiasm has been tempered by an intimate and practical experience of the work of political organisation among the working-classes. The subject matter is drawn mainly from a course of lectures delivered under the auspices of the Union of Ethical Societies during the autumn of 1901. gWILLIAM SANDERS. Battersea, May, 1903. 3S6714.
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