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Eddie Veale was a pseudonym used by the editor of Living Marxism, Mick Hume in the 1990s.^[1] Hume went on to become the editor of Spiked and a columnist for The Times.

↑ Don Milligan, Radical Amnesia and the RCP, Reflections of a Renegade, January 8, 2008.

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	[[Eddie Veale]] was a pseudonym used by the editor of [[Living Marxism]], [[Mick Hume]] in the 1990s.<ref>Don Milligan, [http://www.donmilligan.net Radical Amnesia and the RCP,] ''Reflections of a Renegade,'' January 8, 2008.</ref> Hume went on to become the editor of [[Spiked]] and a columnist for [[The Times]].		[[Eddie Veale]] was a pseudonym used by the editor of [[Living Marxism]], [[Mick Hume]] in the 1990s.<ref>Don Milligan, [http://www.donmilligan.net Radical Amnesia and the RCP,] ''Reflections of a Renegade,'' January 8, 2008.</ref> Hume went on to become the editor of [[Spiked]] and a columnist for [[The Times]].