Brian Pearce
Wrote the weekly "Constant Reader" column, 1957-60 (MIA); signs BRIAN PEARCE.
- Gordon Childe —————, · The Newsletter no. 25, 26 October 1957
- ‘DOCUMENT ‘SHAKE OFF THE INCUBUS’, SAYS PEARCE. · The Newsletter no. 34, 4 January 1958
- ‘MOSCOW PURGES FRAME-UPS’—SEROV · The Newsletter no. 35, 11 January 1958
- NEW VERSION OF EARLY EHRENBURG SATIRE · The Newsletter no. 41, 22 February 1958
- Constant Reader Introducing anew column. by Brian Pearce · The Newsletter no. 43, 8 March 1958
- The Worker on Hyman Levy’s Book · The Newsletter no. 45, 22 March 1958
- Constant Reader Dockers Against War. . · The Newsletter no. 46, 29 March 1958
- Constant Reader Hiding the Face of the Party? · The Newsletter no. 47, 5 April 1958
- ‘Constant Reader Then They Will Understand · The Newsletter no. 48, 12 April 1958
- Constant Reader Our ‘Public’ Schools · The Newsletter no. 49, 19 April 1958
- LCC COUNCILLOR GREETS THE NEWSLETTER · The Newsletter no. 52, 10 May 1958
- Constant Reader Black Friday and Red Friday · The Newsletter no. 54, 24 May 1958
- Constant Reader ] Dictatorship and Class Forces · The Newsletter no. 56, 7 June 1958
- Constant Reader Two Books that Light up the Present · The Newsletter no. 57, 14 June 1958
- How a Movement was Strangled · The Newsletter no. 58, 21 June 1958
- They Will Try Again · The Newsletter no. 59, 28 June 1958
- Constant Reader ‘Hornerism’ Has a History re EOOOepmeseeesseses em · The Newsletter no. 60, 5 July 1958
- Constant Reader · The Newsletter no. 61, 12 July 1958
- Constant Reader ‘No Politics Please’ · The Newsletter no. 62, 2 August 1958
- ‘Export of Revolution’, 1917-1924 · Labour Review, vol. 3 no. 4, August–September 1958
- Germany and the Revolution in Russia, 1915-1918, ed. by Z.A.B. Zeman · Labour Review, vol. 3 no. 4, August–September 1958
- Stalin’s Correspondence with Churchill, Attlee, Roosevelt and Truman, 1941–45 · Labour Review, vol. 3 no. 4, August–September 1958
- Constant Reader ‘Workers in Uniform · The Newsletter no. 63, 9 August 1958
- Constant Reader Legend and Reality · The Newsletter no. 64, 16 August 1958
- THE CONFERENCE DISCUSSION OPENS NEWSLETTER CONFERENCE MUST CHAMPION · The Newsletter no. 66, 30 August 1958
- Constant Reader Disguised Taxation · The Newsletter no. 68, 13 September 1958
- Constant Reader What Butler is after · The Newsletter no. 69, 20 September 1958
- Constant Reader The Blue Lamp Flickers · The Newsletter no. 71, 4 October 1958
- STALINIST LEADERS · The Newsletter no. 72, 11 October 1958
- Constant Reader More about the 1859 Builders’ Lock-out · The Newsletter no. 73, 18 October 1958
- Constant Reader Mr Justice Ron and the Pickets · The Newsletter no. 74, 25 October 1958
- Constant Reader Fight with both Fists · The Newsletter no. 76, 8 November 1958
- Rank-and-file Movements of the Thirties · The Newsletter no. 77, 15 November 1958
- Constant Reader ‘Tied to the capitalist wagon’ · The Newsletter no. 78, 22 November 1958
- Constant Reader For the Attention of Mr Roy Nash · The Newsletter no. 79, 29 November 1958
- The British Communist Party: A Historical Profile, by Henry Pelling · Labour Review, vol. 3 no. 5, December 1958
- Constant Reader Socialism and the Wolfenden Report · The Newsletter no. 80, 6 December 1958
- Constant Reader A Ministry of Police? · The Newsletter no. 82, 20 December 1958
- Constant Reader From Miners’ Sweat · The Newsletter no. 84, 10 January 1959
- Constant Reader Triple Alliance in a CLP · The Newsletter no. 85, 17 January 1959
- Constant Reader The Price of Silence · The Newsletter no. 86, 24 January 1959
- Socialism and the Struggle against War · The Newsletter no. 87, 31 January 1959
- Some Past Rank-And-File Movements · Labour Review, vol. 4 no. 1, April–May 1959
- The Anti-Corn Law League, 1838–1846, by Norman McCord The Advent of the Labour Party, by Philip P. Poirier · Labour Review, vol. 4 no. 1, April–May 1959
- Boilermakers out · The Newsletter no. 100, 2 May 1959
- Constant Reader Class-War-Minded Bosses · The Newsletter no. 101, 9 May 1959
- Constant Reader What Must Be ‘Smashed’? · The Newsletter no. 104, 30 May 1959
- Constant Reader Why Not by ‘Peaceful’ Means’? · The Newsletter no. 105, 6 June 1959
- BOOKS THOUGHTS OF A GREAT REVOLUTIONARY REVEALED IN TROTSKY’S 1935 DIARY · The Newsletter no. 107, 20 June 1959
- HARNESS OUR ENERGIES. · The Newsletter no. 108, 27 June 1959
- Constant Reader Stay-Down and Stalinism · The Newsletter no. 109, 4 July 1959
- Constant Reader Political ‘Find the Lady’ · The Newsletter no. 112, 25 July 1959
- Constant Reader When Rank and File Won Shorter Hours · The Newsletter no. 113, 15 August 1959
- Constant Reader Battles Long Ago · The Newsletter no. 115, 29 August 1959
- Constant Reader Geese and Ganders · The Newsletter no. 116, 5 September 1959
- Constant Reader He liked Lloyd George · The Newsletter no. 117, 12 September 1959
- LENIN AND TROTSKY ON IRELAND · The Newsletter no. 118, 19 September 1959
- Lancs Miners Support National Assembly of Labour · The Newsletter no. 120, 3 October 1959
- HIROSHIMA RE-VISITED · The Newsletter no. 120, 3 October 1959
- Constant Reader Who Are the Tories? · The Newsletter no. 120, 3 October 1959
- Marxism in Britain 1881-1920 · Labour Review, vol. 4 no. 3, October–November 1959
- MARXISM AND HISTORY · The Newsletter no. 121, 10 October 1959
- THE LEFT REVIEW 1934-1938 · The Newsletter no. 125, 7 November 1959
- JOHNNY THEY HARDLY KNOW YE · The Newsletter no. 125, 7 November 1959
- Constant Reader Never Again? · The Newsletter no. 126, 14 November 1959
- Constant Reader Never Again? · The Newsletter no. 126, 14 November 1959
- Constant Reader A Revealing Burp! · The Newsletter no. 128, 28 November 1959
- Constant Reader Labour Youth · The Newsletter no. 129, 12 December 1959
- Constant Reader ictor Grayson · The Newsletter no. 131, 19 December 1959
- PALMIRO TOGLIATTI · The Newsletter no. 132, 2 January 1960
- Constant Reader Keeping the Reds at Bay · The Newsletter no. 132, 2 January 1960
- Constant Reader Traditions must be timely · The Newsletter no. 135, 23 January 1960
- Constant Reader Background to a Crime · The Newsletter no. 136, 30 January 1960
- A Statement · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 1, February–March 1960
- Building the Bolshevik Party · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 1, February–March 1960
- The Shop Stewards’ Movement and Workers’ Control, 1910–1922, by B. Pribicevic · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 1, February–March 1960
- Police, by John Coatman · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 1, February–March 1960
- Constant Reader Officers and Gentlemen · The Newsletter no. 137, 6 February 1960
- Constant Reader A Political Con Man? · The Newsletter no. 139, 20 February 1960
- LABOUR JPs · The Newsletter no. 140, 27 February 1960
- Constant Reader Oxford Episode · The Newsletter no. 141, 5 March 1960
- Constant Reader One Way Only · The Newsletter no. 142, 12 March 1960
- Constant Reader Old Acquaintance · The Newsletter no. 143, 19 March 1960
- Constant Reader No Smoke Without Fire · The Newsletter no. 145, 2 April 1960
- Constant Reader Young Socialists · The Newsletter no. 146, 9 April 1960
- Constant Reader Know Your M.P. · The Newsletter no. 147, 16 April 1960
- Constant Reader A Dream of Fair Marshals · The Newsletter no. 148, 23 April 1960
- THE POWERHOUSE · The Newsletter no. 149, 30 April 1960
- The 1937 Apprentices’ Strike · The Newsletter no. 150, 7 May 1960
- Constant Reader Khruschev’s Foreign Policy · The Newsletter no. 150, 7 May 1960
- Constant Reader Labour History · The Newsletter no. 151, 14 May 1960
- Constant Reader Two of a Kind · The Newsletter no. 152, 21 May 1960
- NT oc · The Newsletter no. 153, 28 May 1960
- Early Soviet Writers, by Zavalischin · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 2, June–July 1960
- Comedy in the Soviet Theatre, by Yeshov · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 2, June–July 1960
- Safe Conduct and Other Works, Boris Pasternak · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 2, June–July 1960
- Essays in Labour History. In Memory of G.D.H. Cole, by Briggs and Saville · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 2, June–July 1960
- SOCIALIST LABOUR · The Newsletter no. 154, 4 June 1960
- Constant Reader .| Great Little Books · The Newsletter no. 155, 11 June 1960
- BRITAIN GOINGS · The Newsletter no. 155, 11 June 1960
- Constant Reader Point of Production · The Newsletter no. 156, 18 June 1960
- Constant Reader A Workers’ Party · The Newsletter no. 157, 25 June 1960
- Constant Reader Does K Read T? · The Newsletter no. 158, 2 July 1960
- African Mutiny · The Newsletter no. 160, 23 July 1960
- Constant Reader What is the Labour Party? · The Newsletter no. 162, 13 August 1960
- Constant Reader Master and Servant: · The Newsletter no. 163, 20 August 1960
- 1921 And All That · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
- Alexander II and the Modernization of Russia, by W.E. Mosse · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
- Engels as Military Critic, ed. Chaloner · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
- The Great Contest, by Isaac Deutscher · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
- Soviet Conduct in World Affairs, by A. Dallin · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
- From Stalin to Khrushchev, by G.J. Jones · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
- Lenin and Trotsky on Pacifism & Defeatism · Labour Review, vol. 6 no. 1, Spring 1961
- Hyndman and British Socialism, by Tsuzuki · Labour Review, vol. 6 no. 2, Summer 1961
- Terror Regime in Greece · The Newsletter no. 239, 10 March 1962
- Labour: the way forward · The Newsletter no. 268, 13 October 1962
- THE PERMANENT REVOLUTION by Leon Trotsky · The Newsletter no. 271, 3 November 1962
- Labour and the trade unions · The Newsletter no. 364, 3 October 1964
- Some past rank-and-file · The Newsletter no. 364, 3 October 1964
- Cost of Vietnam war worries U.S. leaders · The Newsletter no. 433, 26 February 1966
- The Sinyavsky · The Newsletter no. 433, 26 February 1966
- The case of Walter Osborne · The Newsletter no. 434, 5 March 1966
- THE PRICES AND INCOMES BILL · The Newsletter no. 434, 5 March 1966
- A despicable action · The Newsletter no. 456, 20 August 1966
- Growth Stalinism traced · The Newsletter no. 456, 20 August 1966