Stunning articles about the labor movement, unpublished poetry, and historic Maori translations. Caricature depictions accompanied by writings which caused its author to be accused of plagiarism.In June 1890 Arthur Desmond got his article “Christ as a Social Reformer,” published in “Zealandia,” a Dunedin magazine. The article quickly became popular and in October he arranged for it to be printed as a pamphlet by Mr. Arthur Cleave, of Vulcan lane. Presented here for the first time since then is Arthur Desmond’s accused article followed by Mr. Van Deusen’s article “Ecclesiastical Christianity versus Jesus.” "Writings in Red" is a collection of Desmond’s writings, poetry, and correspondence. All his published works in Zealandia. His Union and strike articles. Critiques and controversy between the years 1889-1891.“The author treats the subject in a style that is new to many in this city. He looks upon Christ as a great Hebrew Reformer, who was murdered because he upheld and defended the cause of the poor. The Tribune recommends this pamphlet to its readers.” —The TribuneFrom theContents:The King That Is To ComeThe Starving Poor Of Old EnglandShearing The ShareholdersPolitical Manifesto Of United LabourWho Pays For All?New Zealander Arthur Desmond, (1859-1929) was a poet, author, unionist, and agitator. He was an unconventional and radical political activist who fought hard for the worker’s rights. Nowadays he is probably most famous for having written the infamous 1896 book MIGHT IS RIGHT—his Social Darwinist Thundering Opus under the pseudonym Ragnar Redbeard.Facebook: www.facebook.com/realarthurdesmondTwitter: @gavingowrie