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The Red Mole Vol. 1, No. 7, July 1970 · p. 9 of the scan · 249 words

The scan: v01n07-jul-1970.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Morel), a young Blanquist of 24, had previously collaborated in a number of student newspapers which had been attacked and suppressed by the authorities. He was at the time on the staff of Candide, a Blanquist newspaper which was in the process of being sued, and in May 1862 had been sentenced to three months imprisonment and a fine of 200fr. for "outrage to public and religious morality". One of the dreams of the militant students was to recreate Hebert's famous newspaper Le Pere Duchesne, and this dream actually came to a short-lived realisation after the fall of the Empire with the publication when they met at the "Pere Glasser" ', a brasserie on the rue Bergere which was a favourite meeting place for revolutionaries of the Quartier Longuet: I am telling you that the "Girondins"

were the first republicans and the great innovators of the Revolution: they were atheist with Guadet, socialist with Brissot, political with Vergniaud, they had the honour of declaring war on Europe, and of launching into the world the sun of the Revolutionary Idea! Lenin by George Lukacs - The first of the young Lukacs's political lucid exposition of Lenin's thought, and reflects the impact of his ideas Europe versus America? by Ernest Mandel - An analysis of the economic battles between the giants of capitalism, and their world wide economic and political repercussions. British entry to the Common Market is examined as part of the struggle between competing capitalist systems. 35s

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