England And the New Era
England And the New Era
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Much that I had written before this speech was made seems merely a comment on Mr. Hutchinson's words, which were received with loud applause by the 1, 200 representatives of over three million organized workers who attended the Conference. Beside me as I write are various pamphlets just issued by the party, the very titles of which are enough to show how fresh is the outlook of Labour.
This freshness of outlook is natural enough in a party having so short a history, and founded in the first ins...tance as a revolt against accepted PARTIES AND POLITICS 207 political traditions. In such a rapidly changing world as we have to-day, a fresh outlook is a vital necessity for any party that is to be of real use. We find, therefore, during the course of the war itself the party stating that the war is " consuming not merely the security, the homes, the livelihood, and the lives of innocent families, and an enormous proportion of the accumulated wealth of the world, but also the very basis of the peculiar social order in which it has arisen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much that I had written before this speech was made seems merely a comment on Mr. Hutchinson's words, which were received with loud applause by the 1, 200 representatives of over three million organized workers who attended the Conference. Beside me as I write are various pamphlets just issued by the party, the very titles of which are enough to show how fresh is the outlook of Labour.
This freshness of outlook is natural enough in a party having so short a history, and founded in the first ins...tance as a revolt against accepted PARTIES AND POLITICS 207 political traditions. In such a rapidly changing world as we have to-day, a fresh outlook is a vital necessity for any party that is to be of real use. We find, therefore, during the course of the war itself the party stating that the war is " consuming not merely the security, the homes, the livelihood, and the lives of innocent families, and an enormous proportion of the accumulated wealth of the world, but also the very basis of the peculiar social order in which it has arisen.
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