John Maclean

Henry Bell is a historian and award-winning poet based in Glasgow. He is the author of John Maclean: Hero of Red Clydeside, described as 'compelling and brilliantly written' by Jackie Kay, Scottish Poet Laureate. He brings people's history to life through running Radical Glasgow Tours, and is a committee member of the Red Sunday School, a socialist school for young people. He has written for National Geographic, Open Democracy and Bella Caledonia.

• AcknowledgementsList of Abbreviations1. Out for Life and All That Life Can Give Us2. Dispeller of Ignorance3. The Revolutionary Gospel4. The Rapids of Revolution5. Internationalists First, Last, and All the Time6. The War Within a War7. Convict 26528. We are Going to Live to See the Day9. Scotland's Bolshevik10. The Accuser of Capitalism11. Let's Kill Capitalism this Year12. One Big Union13. An Open Letter to Lenin14. All Hail the Scottish Workers' Republic15. The John Maclean March NotesBibliographyIndex

'This is an extremely interesting and well-researched book – it provides a valuable insight into the life of one of Scotland’s most important, respected and influential political figures, whose legacy shines on today'