Liam Ryan is Teaching Fellow in twentieth-century British history at the University of Oxford

• Introduction1 The chrono-politics of anti-socialism, 1900–172 The chrono-politics of anti-socialism, 1917–403 Saving the minds of the young: The Mothers' Union and the campaign against socialist and communist education in Britain, 1907–274 Converting the left: Missionaries, conversion narratives and anti-socialism, 1900–405 Capitalism, service and Rotary International, 1918–406 The affluent socialist in British popular fiction, 1900–407 The militant socialist in British popular fiction, 1900–40Conclusion

Liam Ryan is Teaching Fellow in twentieth-century British history at the University of Oxford

• Introduction1 The chrono-politics of anti-socialism, 1900–172 The chrono-politics of anti-socialism, 1917–403 Saving the minds of the young: The Mothers' Union and the campaign against socialist and communist education in Britain, 1907–274 Converting the left: Missionaries, conversion narratives and anti-socialism, 1900–405 Capitalism, service and Rotary International, 1918–406 The affluent socialist in British popular fiction, 1900–407 The militant socialist in British popular fiction, 1900–40Conclusion

Liam Ryan is Teaching Fellow in twentieth-century British history at the University of Oxford

• Introduction1 The chrono-politics of anti-socialism, 1900–172 The chrono-politics of anti-socialism, 1917–403 Saving the minds of the young: The Mothers' Union and the campaign against socialist and communist education in Britain, 1907–274 Converting the left: Missionaries, conversion narratives and anti-socialism, 1900–405 Capitalism, service and Rotary International, 1918–406 The affluent socialist in British popular fiction, 1900–407 The militant socialist in British popular fiction, 1900–40Conclusion