The World in Chains - notice appearing in Sept., 2nd, 1916 issue of the New Statesman outling syllabus of 1st lecture in series of six to be given by Shaw, Oct., 17, 1916. 1916.

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The World in Chains - notice appearing in Sept., 2nd, 1916 issue of the New Statesman outling syllabus of 1st lecture in series of six to be given by Shaw, Oct., 17, 1916. 1916.

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