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"The Labour Party would not be what it is - maddening, perhaps, but also capable of arousing strong positive emotions - if people not only with widely differing views but also with widely differing analyses of episodes in the Party's history did not come together as fellow members."

Gerald Kaufman, 1967.

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Labour Pains: About the Project
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The Festival of Labour, 1962
Reaching Out to the Electorate: Why Labour Must Choose Owen Smith
Between Education and Experience
The Future Work of the Parliamentary Labour Party: An Agenda for Discussion – Tony Benn & Eric Heffer, June 1979 (LP/MANIF/5)
Labour’s Crisis and the End of the Two-Party System

Discussion

Reaching Out to the Electorate: Why Labour Must Choose Owen Smith
Between Education and Experience
Labour’s Crisis and the End of the Two-Party System

Scholarship

The Festival of Labour, 1962
A Short History of Intra-Party Tensions and Divisions, from Cole to Corbyn

Archive

What Happened in 1931: A Record – Sidney Webb (Fabian Tract No. 237, March 1932)
The Choice for Britain – Stafford Cripps (Socialist League Pamphlet: “Capitalism in Crisis” Forum Series No. 4, 1933
National Executive Committee’s List of Proscribed Organisations c. 1935 [LP/GS/ILP/34-5]
Let Us Face the Future: A Declaration of Labour Policy for the Consideration of the Nation (April 1945)
Keep Left – By a Group of Members of Parliament (New Statesman Pamphlet, May 1947)
Is This Socialism? – John Strachey (Fabian Tract, No. 290, October 1951)
‘Where? Five Views on Labour’s Future’, Fabian Tract, No. 320 (November, 1959)
Leisure for Living – Labour Party Cultural Policy Document (October, 1959)
Can Labour Win? – Anthony Crosland (Fabian Tract No. 324, April 1960)

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