The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
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Originally published in 1914, The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists is a timeless story of socialism, political awakenings and class struggle, told with a volatile mix of heartfelt rage and sly humour.The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists tells the story of a group of working men who are joined one day by Owen, a journeyman-prophet with a vision of a just society. Owen’s spirited attacks on the greed and dishonesty of the capitalist system rouse his fellow men from their political quietism. A masterpiece of wit and political passion, this is one of the most authentic novels of English working class life ever written.This enduring favourite is now reinvigorated by a smart new jacket and exclusive extra material as part of Harper Perennial’s Modern Classics line of reissues. Now its timeless message of justice, equality and reason will be introduced to a whole new generation of discerning readers.

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Robert Tressell. The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists. Robert Tressell

Table of Contents

PUBLISHER’S NOTE

Introduction

Introduction. Life

Class, Revolution and Resistance

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists as Literature

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and the English Novel Tradition

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and Modernism

Conclusion

Preface

1 An Imperial Banquet. A Philosophical Discussion. The Mysterious Stranger. Britons Never shall be Slaves

2 Nimrod: a Mighty Hunter before the Lord

3 The Financiers

4 The Placard

5 The Clock-case

6 It is not My Crime

7 The Exterminating Machines

8 The Cap on the Stairs

9 Who is to Pay?

10 The Long Hill

11 Hands and Brains

12 The Letting of the Room

13 Penal Servitude and Death

14 Three Children. The Wages of Intelligence

15 The Undeserving Persons and the Upper and Nether Millstones

16 True Freedom

17 The Rev. John Starr

18 The Lodger

19 The Filling of the Tank

20 The Forty Thieves. The Battle: Brigands versus Bandits

21 The Reign of Terror. The Great Money Trick

22 The Phrenologist

23 The ‘Open-air’

24 Ruth

25 The Oblong

PROVE YOUR PRINCIPLES: OR, LOOK AT BOTH SIDES

26 The Slaughter

27 The March of the Imperialists

28 The Week before Christmas

29 The Pandorama

30 The Brigands hold a Council of War

31 The Deserter

32 The Veteran

33 The Soldier’s Children

34 The Beginning of the End

35 Facing the ‘Problem’

36 The OBS

HELPING THE NEEDY

37 A Brilliant Epigram

GREAT SPEECH BY SIR GRABALL D’ENCLOSELAND

38 The Brigands’ Cave

39 The Brigands at Work

40 Vive la System!

41 The Easter Offering. The Beano Meeting

CHURCH OF THE WHITED SEPULCHRE, MUGSBOROUGH

42 June

43 The Good Old Summer-time

WHAT IS SOCIALISM?

LOOK OUT FOR THE SOCIALIST VAN

44 The Beano

45 The Great Oration

46 The ‘Sixty-five’

47 The Ghouls

48 The Wise men of the East

49 The Undesired

50 Sundered

51 The Widow’s Son

52 ‘It’s a Far, Far Better Thing that I do, than I have Ever Done’

53 Barrington Finds a Situation

54 The End

Appendix Mugsborough

Select Bibliography. Books

Articles

P.S

Life and Times: A Chronology. 1870–86

1888

1891

1892

1894

1895

1897

1899

1900

1901

1902

1903

1904

1905

1906

1907–8

1909

1910

1911

1913

1914

Did You Know?

How The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists Changed My Life

The Book’s Reception

What the Papers Said

Conclusions

The Full Monty: Recovering Tressell’s Manuscript

Adaptations

Websites

Recommended Criticism and Biography

About the Author. Robert Tressell

Copyright

About the Publisher

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Harper Perennial Modern Classics

Title Page

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‘Early marriages is another thing,’ said Slyme: ‘no man oughtn’t to be allowed to get married unless he’s in a position to keep a family.’

‘How can marriage be a cause of poverty?’ said Owen, contemptuously. ‘A man who is not married is living an unnatural life. Why don’t you continue your argument a little further and say that the practice of eating and drinking is the cause of poverty or that if people were to go barefoot and naked there would be no poverty? The man who is so poor that he cannot marry is in a condition of poverty already.’

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