John Turner
Walton Newbold Archive
1888–1943
Works:
1916: How Europe Armed for War (1871-1914)
1917: Capitalism and the War
1 February 1917: Socialism and Militarism
22 February 1917: Capitalism and Imperialism
April 1917: The Work Before the Plebs
May 1917: The Struggle for Iron Ore, The Plebs, May 1917
June 1917: A Letter to the I.L.P., The Plebs, June 1917
August 1917: President Wilson's "New Freedom", The Plebs, August 1917
August 1917: The Outlook in South Wales, The Plebs, December 1917
February 1918: Socialists and the State, The Plebs, February 1918
May 1918: Marx and Modern Capitalism
May 1918: Marx as Historian, The Plebs, May 1918
June-August 1918: The Class Struggle in South Wales, Part I; Part II; Part III
July 1918: The Politics of Capitalism
October-November 1918: Capitalism and the Counter-Revolution, Part I, Workers' Dreadnought, October 5, 1918; Part II, Workers' Dreadnought, October 12, 1918; Part III, Workers' Dreadnought, November 16, 1918
December 1918: Three Books on Textile Capitalism
1919: The Coming Crash. An Economic Interpretation of Present Day History
March-April 1919: Scotland in Revolution, Part I; Part II, The Plebs, March and April 1919
June-July 1919: Ireland in Revolution, Part I; Part II, The Plebs, June and July 1919
December 1919: Kinship Beliefs and Customs in Lankashire, The Plebs, December 1919
June 1920: Production and Politics, I, The Plebs, June 1920
July 1920: Production and Politics, II: The Cow and the Churn, The Plebs, July 1920
September 1920: Production and Politics, III: The Ox and the Plough, The Plebs, September 1920
November 1920: Production and Politics, IV: Manor and Parish, The Plebs, November 1920
February 1921: Production and Politics, V: The Feudal State, The Plebs, February 1921
April 1921: Production and Politics, VI: The High Court of Parliament, The Plebs, April 1921
May 1921: Production and Politics, VII: The Sheep in Statecraft, The Plebs, May 1921
October 1921: Production and Politics, VIII: The Beginning of Our Bourgeoisie, The Plebs, October 1921
October 1921: Capitalism in the Near East, The Communist Review, October 1921
November 1921: The Rift in the Entente, The Communist Review, November 1921
November 1921: Production and Politics, IX: The Holy Catholic Church, The Plebs, November 1921
January 1922: Britain, Holland and Germany, The Communist Review, January 1922
February 1922: The International of Money Bags, The Communist Review, February 1922
March 1922: Belgium - Pawn or Player?, The Communist Review, March 1922
18 March 1922: The Fight Is On. The Tsars of Shipbuilding and Engineering - The Iron Hand on the Clyde and the Tyne
6 May 1922: Who's Who in China
27 May 1922: From Genoa to the Hague
June 1922: Politics in "The City", The Communist Review, June 1922
3 June 1922: Open Letter to the Chairman of the P. and O. Co, (Owners of the s.s. "Egypt")
17 June 1922: Reform the Front
24 June 1922: Magna Charta
July 1922: High Finance and Foreign Politics. Putting the Ottoman Empire Into Pawn, The Communist Review, July 1922
15 July 1922: Capitalism and Coal
29 July 1922: Blue Blood and the Three Brass Balls
August 1922: Egypt and the Entente
26 August 1922: The Rise and Fall of the Entente, Parts I and II
9 September 1922: The Rise and Fall of the Entente, Part III
September 1922: The Greek Grain Kings, The Communist Review, September 1922
16 September 1922: Britain’s Death Struggle with the United States
30 September 1922: What is the League of Nations – Anyway?
October 1922: The Berlin-Bagdad Railway: Pan-Hellenism and Pan-Slavism, The Communist Review, October 1922
28 October 1922: The Forces Behind the Crisis. Why Manchester Went Imperialist
November 1922: The Spoiling of Turkey, The Communist Review, November 1922
4 November 1922: J.T. Walton Newbold: Communist Candidate for Motherwell, The Communist, November 4, 1922
4 November 1922: The Real Issue: Shall Capitalism save itself - or will You save Yourselves?
18 November 1922: Who Burnt Smyrna?
25 November 1922: How We Won Motherwell, The Communist, November 25, 1922
2 December 1922: Communism in the Commons: Walton Newbold's Maiden Speech Angers the Reactionary Majority
2 December 1922: Impressions of Parliament, The Communist, December 2, 1922
16 December 1922: The Austrian Loan and the Soudan Dam, Speech in the House of Commons
23 December 1922: Parliament Stands Prorogued, The Communist, December 23, 1922
9 January 1923: The British Government and the League of Nations
16 January 1923: Open Letter to the London and Vienna Internationals and the Amsterdam Trade Union International (with Fritz Heckert, Karl Radek & Clara Zetkin)
23 January 1923: Britain – France – Belgium
28 January 1923: Paris – London via Ruhr
March 1923: Speech at the Frankfort Conference
March 1923: The Anglo-American Alliance
22 March 1923: Speech at the Frankfort Conference
5 April 1923: The Political Situation in Great Britain
26 April 1923: Will the Bonar Law Government Fall?
May 1923: May Day, The Plebs, May 1923
May 1923: Communism & the Labour Party
May 1923: The Political Situation in Great Britain
14 June 1923: The Baldwin Ministry
14 June 1923: Speech at Session of Enlarged Executive of C.I.
16 June 1923: Second Speech at Session of Enlarged Executive of C.I.
July 1923: The Baldwin Ministry, The Communist Review, July 1923
August 1923: The English Parliament: its origin, growth and functions, [A lecture delivered at the Zinoviev University, Petrograd] The Communist Review, August 1923
October 1923: The Gang Behind the Steel Trust, The Communist Review, October 1923
December 1923: The General Election - Why?, Labour Monthly, December 1923
April 1924: Economic Power Shifts to Transport, Labour Monthly, April 1924
April 1924: Our Grand Old Governing Class (in Two Acts): The "Glorious" Revolution, The Plebs, April 1924
May 1924: Our Grand Old Governing Class (in Two Acts): The Empire Builders, The Plebs, May 1924
June 1924: After the French Elections, The Plebs, June 1924
November 1924: Where Capitalism Entered England, The Plebs, November 1924
January 1928: Labour's Foreign Policy - East and West, The Social-Democrat, January 1928
June 1939: Walton Newbold Explains: His Speech - His Own. His Vote - Moscow's!, The Word, Vol. 1, No. 3, June 1939
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1920: Impression of the Communist Unity Convention