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Preface
I. Introduction: Trotsky and the British Labour Movement in the 1920s
PART ONE (1929–1938)
II. Organised Trotskyism to the Formation of the British Section
(1929–November 1931).
III. The British Section of the Left Opposition
(November 1931–December 1933)
IV. The Marxist Group in the ILP
(1933–1936).
V. The Communist League and the Marxist League
(January 1934–October 1937)
VI. Trotskyism and British Responses to the Moscow Trials
(1936–1938)
VII. The Bolshevik-Leninists and the Militant Group
(1934–1937)
VIII. Unity
(1936–1938)
PART TWO (1938–1944)
IX Applying the Military Policy
(1938–1941)
X. The RSL in Unity and Disunity
(September 1938–March 1944)
XI. The Growth of Workers International League and its Industrial Agitation
(1938–1944)
PART THREE (1944–1949)
XII. The RCP and the Fourth International (1944–1947)
XIII. Trotskyism in Practice
(The RCP 1944–1947).
XIV. Last Rites
(The RCP 1947–1949)
XV. Conclusion
APPENDICES
A. A Note on British Trotskyists and Spain.
F. Trotskyism and the ILP
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