Second edition (first published in a month earlier in February 1938). 72pp. In illustrated light card covers, stapled. 8vo. Covers are worn, rubbed at edges and rounded on corners, slightly scuffed at ends of a chipped spine, short crack from top along front fold, some spotting on verso. The first and last few leaves show some rust marks in gutters around staples, pages a little less than bright else internally neat and clean.
Tomorrow We Live is perhaps the one of Oswald Mosley's that most closely evokes the emotive nature of his political oratory, in which he argues that Britain should only go to war if it was first attacked, an attempts to draw clear water between antisemitism and his own criticism of specific Jewish interests. Oswald had founded his own party, the British Union, earlier in the 1930s and this volume has sections on the failures of the then current system of Government; the British Union System of Government; The Economic System; the British Union Economic System; A Classless System; The Jewish Question; British Foreign Policy and the British Union.
A rare survival of an important political pamphlet from the 1930s, immediately before the outbreal of the Second World War.
