IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

From Philip Agee

Socialist Challenge No. 1, 9 June 1977 · p. 14 of the scan · 284 words

The scan: sc-n01-jun-9-1977.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

I WAS recently doing some research on the origins of En glish nursery rhymes and | свіли встови в питое оі впівoriginated during the Great Plague and its lest line refers to the deaths.

More Inioresting for your purposes was the following "Rock a bre baby on the tree than the wind blows the MARTIN SHAW'S 'Open Letter to leadership is rather tradition', for what is inis trade Hon? For 25 counterpreed ser to the organ terran Since its break from Trotskyiam in 1950, when the Socialist Raview Letters to Socialist Challenge [maximum 400 words] should be sentlo 'Comment', Socialist Challenge, 32859 Jubilee Rhymes 080 108 couge breaste And down will come baby. cran band all.

What appears to be an innocant dily is in reality Charles 1 and the overthrow of the monarchy, it was sung by republican children and soldiers alike in Cromwell's days.

Bost Wishes for ihe now AMELIA ROSS (London) stant staton Their tarded against inflation With the arbitrary dectaration of at ite outset. The SWP, Tike th consistently subatitutes country temporarily, deported by a Labour govemment under pressure from the CIA. Before going, I would like to thank al those who fought against the deportations, and I hope that this experience will be valuable in the light against the Official sion of this kind.

The campaign against the tants of difference political groups; perhaps the majority were unaligned. united against this measure of the Labour government. I hope this united lowed in other felds of strug gle — It should be one of our strengths.

then I send it my greetings and wish it success. Secrets charges and contained mili.

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