Independent Labour Party

With her husband, John Bruce Glasier , KBG published The Religion of Socialism: Two Aspects, a sixteen-page pamphlet issued at Manchester and Glasgow by the presses of the Independent Labour Party .

KBG 's pamphlet Socialism for Children appeared, published by the Independent Labour Party . It was her first publication under her married name.

Mary Agnes Hamilton 's biography The Man of To-morrow: J. Ramsay MacDonald appeared from L. Parsons as by Iconoclast; it was re-issued the same year by the Independent Labour Party .

KBG 's Socialism for Beginners, a pamphlet, was published by the Independent Labour Party .

KBG published a collection of short stories, Tales from the Derbyshire Hills: Pastorals from the Peak District; she donated its royalties to the Independent Labour Party 's National Campaign Fund.

KBG undertook the editorship of The Labour Leader, the vessel of the Independent Labour Party , bringing circulation numbers to a peak of 62,000.

IOF wrote her own column, Up and Down the World, in the ILP paper Leeds Forward, which displayed her talents to the full.

On joining the radically leftist Independent Labour Party in 1933, EM began writing regularly for New Leader: The Socialist Weekly of the Independent Labour Party.

Subsequent articles and letters by IOF appeared regularly in the Yorkshire Factory Times and the ILP journal Labour Leader from 1893. She also wrote letters and articles for The Englishwoman and The Woman's Herald...

This pamphlet employs a historically-based argument to analyse the roots of women's oppression, as well as drawing on IOF 's practical experiences as a labour activist. It is thus both practical and theoretical. IOF

Iona provided a space for discussing feminist and socialist issues, especially as they affected the working classes, as well as issues of a domestic nature. KBG wanted to discuss everything interesting to women, not only...

Here she outlines some important changes in her political thinking. After meeting Reginald Reynolds , a fellow ILP activist, whom she married this same year, EM had been exposed to ideas of Gandhian non-violence. In...

Having left the north to lead a pampered life in London with a hastily-chosen and clearly unsuitable old school friend as companion, she tries to do good in collaboration with the local clergyman. He complicates...

Forever Wandering also recounts EM 's first visit to Moscow in 1934, the year after she joined the Independent Labour Party . In Moscow, then, she found her ideal society, where one could live a...

After an uncomfortable or cash-strapped period, MAH 's job under Philip Gibbs at the Review of Reviews was succeeded by one at the New Leader, organ of the Independent Labour Party .