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... workers as a class did not feel the need for specific representation in the parlia- ments by men of their own class or by men specifically committed to a workers ' program . This attitude persisted despite the very wide franchise that ...
... workers as a class did not feel the need for specific representation in the parlia- ments by men of their own class or by men specifically committed to a workers ' program . This attitude persisted despite the very wide franchise that ...
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... workers . The lesson was obvious . The workers must form their own party to influence the affairs of State and , if possible , win power in the State . The events of the period leading to the formation of the Labor Party were decisive ...
... workers . The lesson was obvious . The workers must form their own party to influence the affairs of State and , if possible , win power in the State . The events of the period leading to the formation of the Labor Party were decisive ...
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... workers . The lesson was obvious . The workers must form their own party to influence the affairs of State and , if possible , win power in the State . The events of the period leading to the formation of the Labor Party were decisive ...
... workers . The lesson was obvious . The workers must form their own party to influence the affairs of State and , if possible , win power in the State . The events of the period leading to the formation of the Labor Party were decisive ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Living dangerously as a politician | 3 |
My American background | 10 |
Copyright | |
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