John Saville, ed. Selection of Social and Political Pamphlets of Annie Besant.

Contents

Section I

1 – Landlords, Tenant Farmers, and Laborers

2 – The English Land System

3 – Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

4 – Civil and Religious Liberty. With Some Hints Taken From the French Revolution

5 – English Republicanism

6 – The Redistribution of Political Power

7 – The Trades Union Movement

Section II

8 – The Political Status of Women

9 – The Legalisation of Female Slavery in England

10 – The Law Of Population: Its Consequences, And Its Bearing Upon Human Conduct And Morals

11 – Marriage, As It Was, As It Is, And As It Should Be: A Plea For Reform

12 – The Social Aspects of Malthusianism

Section III

13 – The Story of Afghanistan; Or, Why The Tory Government Gags the Indian Press. A Plea For the Weak Against the Strong

14 – The Transvaal

15 – Egypt

16 – The Atheistic Platform. V. The Story of the Soudan

17 – Gordon Judged Out Of His Own Mouth

18 – Force No Remedy

19 – Coercion In Ireland And Its Results. A Plea For Justice

20 – England’s Jubilee Gift to Ireland

Section IV

21 – Why I Am A Socialist

22 – The Evolution of Society

23 – The Socialist Movement

24 – Radicalism and Socialism

25 – Socialism: For And Against

26 – Modern Socialism

27 – Why I Became A Theosophist