| 1924 | |
| January 4 | Murphy, Programme Making |
| February 15 | Murphy, The Labour Government—What We Must Do |
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| 1925 | |
| January 2 | Murphy, The Co-ops and the Trade Unions |
| January 9 | Unsigned, The “Arrest” of Trotsky! |
| January 9 | Murphy, Trade Unionism and the Co-operatives: Need for United Action |
| January 16 | Campbell, Leninism and the Party |
| January 16 | Hannington, British Terror in India and Egypt |
| January 16 | Murphy, Leninism in Britain |
| January 23 | Turner, What Leninism Means to Women |
| January 23 | Unsigned, Keen Discussion on Trotsky |
| January 23 | Rothstein, Trotskyism: A Peril to the Party |
| January 23 | Turner, Our Task on International Women’s Day: How Women Can Organise Against Capitalism |
| February 13 | Jackson, A Mass Party |
| April 17 | MacManus, Zinoviev on Trade Union Unity |
| April 17 | MacManus, International Trade Union Unity |
| April 24 | MacManus, Trotsky on Lenin |
| May 1 | Murphy, The Prospects at May 1, 1925 |
| July 3 | Krupskaya, Young Pioneers: How Women Can Help |
| August 14 | Murphy, John Wheatley and Civil War |
| September 25 | Murphy, Splitters: In International Co-op. Alliance |
| October 16 | Murphy, A Dangerous Situation: Confusion About Councils of Action |
| December 4 | Murphy, Straight from the Dock |
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| 1927 | |
| January 21 | Lenin, To Comrade Bell (Originally written August 13, 1921) |
