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A photograph of the 1914 September 26 letters page of the newspaper Forward showing a letter by en:John Maclean (politician), entitled The Attitude of the B.S.P. (B.S.P. was the en:British Socialist Party). J. Maclean had earlier sent the same letter body text to [1] Justice, on 17th September 1914.

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