The Triumph of Socialism and How It Succeeded

A 1908 work of future fiction by an English barrister. In the preface he states: "The events recorded in this work, though taken from contemporary journals, must not be accepted in future ages as historically accurate. No opinion, however, has been attributed to Socialists which cannot be found in the published writings or utterances of some recognized leader. For the brilliant conception of an International Police I am indebted, as I gratefully acknowledge, to the speech of an honorable Member, delivered in his place in the House of Commons in the Session of 1907. The legislation passed in the session of 1912 in order to carry out Nationalization is purely imaginary for the best of all reasons, because no Socialist with whose works I am acquainted has attempted to state specifically the process by which his theories can be carried out."