Equality of income : typed letter signed, with autograph revisions : [London], to the Editor of the Nation, [1913].

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Equality of income : typed letter signed, with autograph revisions : [London], to the Editor of the Nation, [1913].

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After his lecture "The Case for Equality" at the National Liberal Club on May 1, 1913, two letters on the topic from Shaw were published in The Nation on May 17 and 31; this is the typescript of the May 17 letter.

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