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Commonweal

After splitting from Hyndman’s Social Democratic Federation, in 1884, the Socialist League, led by William Morris, published Commonweal, a monthly. It had around it some talented writers including Belfort Bax and the Avelings. After 1888 it was taken over by the anarchists and rapidly declined without the talents of Morris and Bax. At its inception it was much livelier than the early Justice and its articles by Morris, Bax, and Eleanor Marx are worth reading today.

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