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Strangeways: a serious disturbance -Eric Allison and Nicki Jameson

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192pp
ISBN 0 905400 18 6

"This book...makes a vital contribution to the continuing campaign for change. It does so because it has the insight of an insider and because it tells a story so far untold in untrammelled fashion."

Michael Mansfield QC

The inside story of the biggest protest in the history of the British prison system, told through the eyewitness accounts of prisoners and ex-prisoners, their families and supporters.

The Strangeways revolt exposed the squalid conditions and brutal atmosphere of Britain's local prisons to public scrutiny and forced the government to commission the Woolf Inquiry, the most far-reaching examination ever of the state of British prisons.

Strangeways 1990: A serious disturbance looks at the findings of the Woolf Inquiry and the degree to which its proposals have been implemented, and asks why the prisoners who protested against squalor and brutality are still being punished

 

RCG manifesto: The revolutionary road to communism in Britain

© Revolutionary Communist Group 1983

ISBN 0 905400 03 8

British imperialism, the oldest imperialist power, is in the throes of a deep economic and political crisis. Its economic and politicalinterests are threatened by the international banking crisis, the growing inter-imperialist rivalries and the challenge to British imperialism from anti-imperialist movements throughout the world...


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Murder on the rock: how the British Government got away with murder - Maxine Williams

© Larkin Publications 1989

ISBN 0 905400 10 0

The 1988 Tory Conference saw an obscene display of triumph about the killing of three IRA volunteers in Gibraltar. The Tories were celebrating a remarkable event: murder committed by a British government in broad daylight on a public street...


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Ireland: the key to the British revolution - David Reed

© David Reed 1984

450 pp. ISBN 0 905400 04 6

This book examines the history of the Irish people's struggle for freedom, from the late 1840s to the present day. Basing itself on Marx and Engels' theoretical and practical activity on the Irish question, it examines this history in the context of the struggle for socialism...


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The miners' strike 1984-85: people versus state – David Reed and Olivia Adamson

© Larkin Publications 1985
ISBN 0 905400 05 4

This book combines political analysis of the heroic miners' strike as it took place with a diary of events, photographs, eye-witness acounts, reviews, speeches and articles on different aspects of the strike...

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The legacy of the Bolshevik revolution - The legacy of the Bolshevik revolution

Published 1992
144pp
ISBN 0 905400 14 3

'This polemical and incisive work offers even those who don't specialise in the subject matter a valuable text for reflecting upon the ideological issues of the day.'

Eloy Alberto Ortega, Granma International, Cuba

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Labour: a party fit for imperialism - Robert Clough

Published 1992
192pp
ISBN 0 905400 15 1

'For a view of the Labour Party outside its red rose and double-breasted suit image, this is a valuable work.'

John Pilger

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The new warlords: from the Gulf War to the recolonisation of the Middle East - edited by Eddie Abrahams

Published 1994
192pp
ISBN 0 905400 17 8
'Analysing today's historical events in any greater depth than news coverage takes courage, a belief in the force of argument and a large slice of confidence...
Malcolm Handley, Liverpool Daily Post

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