The Workingman's Paradise: An Australian Labour Novel

IN TWO PARTS. PART I. THE WOMAN TEMPTED HIM. PART II. HE KNEW HIMSELF NAKED.

PREFACE

J.M. - PART I. THE WOMAN TEMPTED HIM. - CHAPTER I. Why Nellie Shows Ned Round. CHAPTER II. Sweating In The Sydney Slums. CHAPTER III. Shorn Like Sheep. CHAPTER IV. Saturday Night In Paddy's Market. CHAPTER V. Were They Conspirators? CHAPTER VI. "We Have Seen The Dry Bones Become Men." CHAPTER VII. A Medley of Conversation. CHAPTER VIII. The Poet And The Pressman. CHAPTER IX. "This Is Socialism!" CHAPTER X. Where The Evil Really Lies. CHAPTER XI. "It Only Needs Enough Faith." CHAPTER XII. Love And Lust. - PART II. HE KNEW HIMSELF NAKED. - CHAPTER I. The Slaughter Of An Innocent. CHAPTER II. On The Road To Queensland. CHAPTER III. A Woman's Whim. CHAPTER IV. The Why Of The Whim. CHAPTER V. As The Moon Waned. CHAPTER VI. Unemployed. CHAPTER VII. "The World Wants Masters." CHAPTER VIII. The Republican Kiss. CHAPTER IX. Ned Goes To His Fate.

—FROM A LETTER. - PART I. - THE WOMAN TEMPTED HIM.

THE WORKINGMAN'S PARADISE - CHAPTER I. - WHY NELLIE SHOWS NED ROUND.

CHAPTER II. - SWEATING IN THE SYDNEY SLUMS.

CHAPTER III. - SHORN LIKE SHEEP.

CHAPTER IV. - SATURDAY NIGHT IN PADDY'S MARKET.

CHAPTER V. - WERE THEY CONSPIRATORS?

CHAPTER VI. - "WE HAVE SEEN THE DRY BONES BECOME MEN."