The Fabians and the Labour Party.

The article examines the role of the Fabian Society in the Labour Party in Great Britain. The author gives a historical account about the Fabian Society and its contributions since its foundation in the pre-World War period. He contends that the society's policies weren't a consolidated effort but an individualistic specialty of its members. While at present the society has grown from seemingly dormant stage, the author views that it is so complacent in its involvement to the country's politics.