[346] _Are you a Socialist?_ p. 1. [347] Washington, _A Nation of Slaves_, p. 5. [348] Gronlund, _Co-operative Commonwealth_, p. 170. [349] Morris, _A Factory as it Might Be_, p. 10. [350] Davidson, _The Old Order and the New_, p. 170. [351] Hyndman, _Socialism and Slavery_, p. 10. [352] Bax, _Religion of Socialism_, p. 58. [353] Guyot, _Pretensions of Socialism_, p. 9. [354] Kropotkin, _Conquete du Pain_, p. 239. [355] _Socialism Made Plain_, p. 11. [356] Snowden, _The Individual under Socialism_, p. 10. [357] _Fabian Essays in Socialism_, p. 159. [358] Jaures, _Practical Socialism_, p. 6. [359] _Socialism, For and Against_, p. 11. [360] Washington, _Milk and Postage Stamps_, p. 5. [361] _Ibid._ p. 5. [362] Bax and Quelch, _A New Catechism of Socialism_, p. 17. [363] A.P. Hazell, _Summary of Marx's "Capital,"_ p. 17. [364] Kautsky, _The Social Revolution_, p. 18. [365] See Appendix. [366] Smart, _Socialism and the Budget_, p. 12. [367] Councillor Glyde, _A Peep Behind the Scenes on a Board of Guardians_, p. 27. [368] Councillor Glyde, _Britain's Disgrace_, pp. 31, 32. [369] Davidson, _The Old Order and the New_, p. 170. [370] Robert Blatchford, _Real Socialism_, p. 13. [371] Ben Tillett, _Trades Unionism and Socialism_, p. 12. [372] Bebel, _Woman_, p. 192. [373] Quelch, _The Social-Democratic Federation_, p. 5. [374] _Report on Fabian Policy and Resolutions_, p. 11. [375] Webb, _Socialism True and False_, pp. 8, 9. [376] _Report of 21th Annual Conference, 1907, Social-Democratic Federation_, p. 17. [377] Ellis Barker, _Modern Germany_, p. 546. [378] _New Age_, November 30, 1907. [379] _Social Democrat_, October 1907, p. 580. [380] Kautsky, _The Social Revolution_, p. 6. [381] Russell Smart, _The Right to Work_, p. 15. [382] A Bill to Provide Work through Public Authorities for Unemployed Persons. [383] _Independent Labour Party Report, Annual Conference, 1907_, p. 54. [384] See Thorold Rogers, _Work and Wages_, p. 557. [385] Cox, _Socialism_, pp. 37, 39, 40. CHAPTER VII THE ATTITUDE OF SOCIALISTS TOWARDS TRADE UNIONISTS AND CO-OPERATORS The British Socialists have during many years attacked and denounced the Trade Unionists and the Co-operators, firstly, because the trade unionists and co-operators are "capitalists," and therefore traitors to the Socialist cause; secondly, because Socialism unconditionally condemns providence and thrift among the working men, as will be seen in Chapter XXIII.