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- David_Nicholl_(anarchist) comment "David Nicholl (1859 – 1919) was an anarchist active in Great Britain who participated in the Socialist League.By 1890, Nicholl was editor of the league journal the Commonweal as political differences between the anarchists and the other socialists like William Morris sharpened, particularly after Bloody Sunday. These differences were largely over the use of violence in the immediate struggle.".
- Q5238010 comment "David Nicholl (1859 – 1919) was an anarchist active in Great Britain who participated in the Socialist League.By 1890, Nicholl was editor of the league journal the Commonweal as political differences between the anarchists and the other socialists like William Morris sharpened, particularly after Bloody Sunday. These differences were largely over the use of violence in the immediate struggle.".