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Issued hy the Australian laborparty,Victoria,January,1997 .Melbourne,Labor call print,1997.16 p.  21²cm.(A.L.P.pamphlet no,1)VBLUME OF PAMPHLET9O/y Ea(  \nRESTRICTIONS ON USE: Reproductions may not be made without permission from Columbia University Libraries.                  \nTECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA  \nFILM SIZE:3SmnREDUCTION RATIO:            10:/MAGE PLACEMENT:IA (IA IB IIB  \nDATE FILMED:                    12-3-97INITIALS:          PB  \nTBACKING\\#:                                                                                                  30094  \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \n3  \nA.L.P.PAMPHLET No.1.  \nFROM OUT THE PASTGLIMPSE THE FUTURE  \nBY  \nJ.H.SCULLIN,M.P.  \nIssued by the Australian Labor Party,Victoria,January,1927  \nPRICE THREEPENCE  \nMelbourne:  \nLabior Call Prlnt,22 Patrlek Street,  \n1927  \n# From Out the PastGlimpse the Future\n\n\"Backward look across the ages,And the beacon moments see.\"—Lowell.  \n## INTRODUCTION\n\nHistory teaches many lessons that prove usefuland often necessary in shaping the course of futureuctions.Just as a glance over the back trail will oftenguide a traveller in the right direction onward,so arief survey of Industrial History will assist thosewho are striving to improve the workers'lot,andlanning for their future economic emancipation.  \nThe story of man's struggle for existence,throughall ages and under changing systems,is one of vitalinterest to earnest thinkers.  \nThis short pamphlet is little more than a synopsisof that story,but it is hoped that its publication mayistimulate a desire for a greater knowledge of theubjects touched upon.  \nThe following works are recommended:—“Sixcenturies of Work and Wages\"(Thorold Rodgers);The Industrial History of England”(H.D.B.Gibbons);\"Eureka—Freedom's Fight\"(R.S.Ross);\"The Good Old Days”(Frank Anstey,M.P.);“Aus-1 ralia's Awakening”(W.G.Spence).  \n## THE STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE\n\n—  \nBARBARISM.  \nPrimitive man had a hard struggle to win fromnature the necessities of life.Savage tribes huntedgame,fished in the streams,and gathered such rootsand herbs as contained nourishment.  \nSeeking fresh and wider hunting fields,thevarious tribes came into conflict.Conquerors inthese tribal wars,seized their victims'belongings,killed the prisoners,and extended the area of theirhunting grounds.  \n## ORIGIN OF SLAVERY.\n\nAdvanced to another stage,barbarous tribesrealised the advantage of reserving areas of land toraise flocks and herds instead of depending on thefortunes of the chase.About that time—describedas the dawn of civilisation—the important discoverywas made that prisoners of war were worth morealive than dead,and so it came about that,instead ofbeing put to death,prisoners captured in war werecompelled to work the pastures and herd the flocksof their conquerors.  \nVictorious tribes also found that it was ofteneasier to steal cattle than to raise them,and so madewar on neighboring tribes,seizing land,stock,andcaptives.As their herds inereased,larger areas wererequired,and wars were extended for the acquisitionof territory.  \nThus we see that war is the outcome of greed;and slavery is the outcome of war.By force andbloodshed have the strong oppressed the weak in alllands.  \nFor a long period the whole tribe shared the spoils,but later strong men—successful warriors—appro-priated certain lands,captives,and herds for theirindividual use.Such was the beginning of indi-vidualism and class distinction.  \n## CHATTEL SLAVERY.\n\nWhen the necessary supply of slaves could not besecured by capturing war prisoners,slaves of differentcolours and various nationalities were forciblyrecruited in distant lands,and sold in open markets.Human beings became the pe","cbCaimgLv43UffE8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimgLv43UffE8","pdf",870638,12,"English","# Introduction\n## The Struggle for Existence\n## Origin of Slavery\n## Chattel Slavery\n## Serfdom\n## Wage Slavery","[{\"question\":\"What lessons does the pamphlet say history provides for shaping the future?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that studying the back trail of history guides future action, especially for improving workers’ conditions and planning economic emancipation.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the pamphlet explain the origin of slavery?\",\"answer\":\"It links slavery to the outcomes of war: prisoners were initially valued for labor, and conflicts expanded to seize land, stock, and captives.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the pamphlet claim leads from serfdom to wage slavery?\",\"answer\":\"It describes centralized armies displacing serfs from castles, forcing landless people to accept employment under starvation wages controlled by those owning land and tools.\"}]","From Out the Past - Glimpse the Future - Introduction | PDF",1789965118]