Socialism After the War
Socialism After the War
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And be it not forgotten that these things happened not because the Labour representatives were in any way bad, but because they had put themselves in circumstances which led inevitably to such misfortunes. This wrung from Mr. Hodge the touchingly pathetic complaint: " The greatest complaint I have to make on the position in which I now find myself is that I only get the messes of other Departments turned upon me. I would like to have a bigger hand in the policy, and I believe that if I had been... given the opportunity, a great many disputes would never have occurred. "* The * At a dinner of the London Association of Foremen Engineers presided over by Commander Sir Arthur Trevor Dawson, E. N. , May 5, 1917.
30 SOCIALISM AFTER THE WAR position was humiliating, but it was accepted, and was all that Labour members were ever intended to occupy. * There would have been a Ear clearer justification for the surrender of independence had it lieen done on the sole ground of national necessity, ho attempt being made to justify it on the ground of labour advantage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And be it not forgotten that these things happened not because the Labour representatives were in any way bad, but because they had put themselves in circumstances which led inevitably to such misfortunes. This wrung from Mr. Hodge the touchingly pathetic complaint: " The greatest complaint I have to make on the position in which I now find myself is that I only get the messes of other Departments turned upon me. I would like to have a bigger hand in the policy, and I believe that if I had been... given the opportunity, a great many disputes would never have occurred. "* The * At a dinner of the London Association of Foremen Engineers presided over by Commander Sir Arthur Trevor Dawson, E. N. , May 5, 1917.
30 SOCIALISM AFTER THE WAR position was humiliating, but it was accepted, and was all that Labour members were ever intended to occupy. * There would have been a Ear clearer justification for the surrender of independence had it lieen done on the sole ground of national necessity, ho attempt being made to justify it on the ground of labour advantage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, James Ramsay, 1866-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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