The man with the red flag. Being the speech delivered at the Old Bailey in the trial of the four social-democrats for seditious conspiracy heard from 5th to 10th of April 1886, at the central criminal sessions, [...] before Mr. Justice Cave. (From the verbatim notes of the official shorthand reporter)

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