Titlebook: Marx, Engels and Modern British Socialism; The Social and Polit Seamus Flaherty Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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‘A Real Enthusiasm for the New Ideas’: Bax, Marx, Comte, and Spencere heard in Chap. ., Marx also acknowledged that Bax’s article was not flawless. Firstly, the ‘biographical notices’ that Bax recorded were ‘mostly wrong’, Marx wrote; and, second, ‘n the exposition of my economic principles and in his translations (i.e., quotations of the .)’, Marx continued, muc

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Wealth and Ability: Hyndman, Mallock, Toynbee, and Georgehe clergyman W. L. Blackley, fretted about the unintended connotations of the title: ‘its very sound may induce most readers’, he wrote, ‘to pass it over as a matter so extravagant, impracticable, and Utopian, as to be unworthy of serious consideration’. Blackley need not have worried—for events had

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‘True Marxian Theory’: The Synthetic Conception of History and the Religion of Socialismls’s house. On these occasions, Bax kept ‘the conversational ball rolling’ with his heterodox views. Combined with study of the relevant published writings, it was also there, in conversation with Engels, that Bax learnt to interpret Marx. Thus, Bax viewed Marx from that time forward through an Enge

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Liberalism Versus Socialism: Republicanism, Rights, and Representative Democracys in . titled ‘A Radical Programme’. The ‘Condition of the People’, Dilke wrote in the first instalment, ‘is the general description of the topics to which the electorate seem inclined to turn with some impatience’. Dilke remarked upon the mutually reinforcing intellectual and political shift which,

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