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Introduction.--pt. 1. National problems: Bismarckism: the policy of blood and iron. The duty of England. France after war. Léon Gambetta. The making of Italy; Cavour. Garibaldi. Afghanistan. The Anti-aggression league. Egypt. The Boer War. The state of siege. Empire and humanity.--pt. 2. Social problems: The limits of political economy. Trades unionism. Industrial co-operation. Social remedies. Socialist unionism. Moral and religious socialism. ; Mode of access: Internet.

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