On the record
That it cannot in any circumstances be justified I am not prepared to say until I know the circumstances of some given case.
Said by
Harold J. Laski
Source
gutenberg.orgThat it cannot in any circumstances be justified I am not prepared to say until I know the circumstances of some given case.
Laski states that he cannot categorically justify a general strike without understanding the specific circumstances.
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