Ben Tillett. Memories and Reflections.

CONTENTS

I – IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSEE

II – REBEL AND RUNAWAY

III – BRICKYARDS AND THIEVES’ KITCHENS

IV – I JOIN THE CIRCUS

V – IN THE NAVY

VI – OLD-TIME DISCIPLINE

VII – BEFORE THE MAST

VIII – AFLOAT AND ASHORE

IX – SHIPS AND SAILORS

X – AMONG THE DOCKERS

XI – MAKING A TRADE UNION

XII. THE WORK OF AN AGITATOR

XIII – DREAMS OF A REBEL

XIV – THE GREAT DOCK STRIKE

XV – HOW THE STRIKE WAS ORGANISED

XVI – INCIDENTS OF THE STRIKE

XVII – ENTER THE PEACEMAKER

XVIII – BACK TO UNION-BUILDING

XIX – IN LONDON GOVERNMENT

XX – ADVENTURES IN ORGANISING

XXI – IN THE HANDS OF THE LAW

XXII – AMONG THE MAORIS

XXIII – LABOUR IN AMERICA

XXIV – POLITICIANS AND PRESIDENTS

XXV – CANADA: THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY

XXVI – THE MAKING OF THE LABOUR PARTY

XXVII – WHEN THE WAR CAME

XXVIII – THE FIGHTING MEN AND THEIR LEADERS

XXIX – POLITICIANS I HAVE KNOWN

XXX – IN RETROSPECT