THE IRON HEEL (3)
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“It’s not me duty, but me bread an’ butter an’ the life of me children to stand by the mills.”
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THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF (4)
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“To a man accustomed to dress himself it comes as a shock to have his underpants held out for him.”
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THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF (3)
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“He could remember a rum omelette, at which he had laughed because it was on fire.”
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THE IRON HEEL (2)
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“We do not make the class struggle. We merely explain it, as Newton explained gravitation.”
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“I don’t know whether I ought to apologise to you or you to me.”
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THE IRON HEEL (1)
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“’The fact, man, the irrefragable fact!’ he would proclaim triumphantly.”
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“This was no little failure of his, but a disaster, naked and complete.”
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THE IRON HEEL (FOREWORD)
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“Capitalism, rotten-ripe, sent forth that monstrous offshoot, the Oligarchy.”
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