[235] Oscar Wilde, "The Soul of Man under Socialism", (brochure).
[236] Bernard Shaw's series in the New Age (1908).
[237] Karl Kautsky, the New York Call, Nov. 14, 1909.
[238] Karl Kautsky, "Parlamentarismus und Demokratie," pp. 124, 125, 138.
[239] Émile Vandervelde, "Le Socialisme Agraire," p. 236.
CHAPTER IV
SOCIALISM AND THE LABOR UNIONS
One of the grounds on which it is proposed by some Socialists to give manual labor a special and preferred place in the movement is that it is supposed to be the only numerically important non-capitalist element that is at all well organized or even organizable. Let us see, then, to what degree labor is organized and what are the characteristics of this organization.