If I Were Dictator
| Title | If I Were Dictator |
| Year for Search | 1935 |
| Authors | Maxton, James(1885-1946) |
| Date Published | 1935 |
| Publisher | Methuen |
| Place Published | London |
| Keywords | Male author, Scottish author |
| Annotation | A eutopia based on a series of reforms. World disarmament, world government with national and local governments abolished, a new currency, English as the universal language, no poverty, shorter work hours in better conditions, improved education, and women economically independent. |
| Info Notes | Part of a series published in 1934 and 1935. Others in the series are 1934 Erskine, Huxley, and Raglan, and 1935 Bartlett and Sheppard. |
| Holding Institutions | L, LLL |
| Author Note | Scottish author (1885-1946) and Labour M.P. (1922-46) who is the subject of a biography by [James] Gordon Brown (b. 1951), Prime Minister of the U.K. (2007-10). Maxton. Edinburgh, Scot: Mainstream Publishing, 1986, which does not mention this book. |
| Full Text | 1935 Maxton, James (1885-1946). If I Were Dictator. London: Methuen. L, LLL, PSt A eutopia based on a series of reforms. World disarmament, world government with national and local governments abolished, a new currency, English as the universal language, no poverty, shorter work hours in better conditions, improved education, and women economically independent. Scottish author and Labour M.P. (1922-46) who is the subject of a biography by [James] Gordon Brown (b. 1951), Prime Minister of the U.K. (2007-10). Maxton. Edinburgh, Scot: Mainstream Publishing, 1986, which does not mention this book. Part of a series published in 1934 and 1935. Others in the series are 1934 Erskine, Huxley, and Raglan, and 1935 Bartlett and Sheppard. |
