<p><strong>NEW 2017 EDITION OF THE CLASSIC OF RED CLYDESIDE</strong></p><p><strong>Published in association with GMB</strong></p><p>Tanks on the streets, local regiments confined to barracks and the imposition of martial law.</p><p>This was not Petrograd, but Glasgow in 1919.</p><p><em>Revolt on the Clyde</em> is William Gallacher’s classic eye-witness account of these tumultuous events – and more – in an era that helped put the ‘Red’ into ‘Red Clydeside’: as the bastion of Scottish socialism. It is the story of establishing workers’ councils, of rent strikes and of the opposition to the First World War, an opposition that seemed poised to usher in a socialist revolution in Scotland.</p><p>It is also the story of the extraordinary individuals who fashioned those times: of John Maclean and V.I. Lenin – and of Gallacher himself, a working class leader, temperance campaigner, Communist MP, and ce