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Harold J. Laski: If it is said that the Trades Union Congress of Great Britain would not be justified in calling a general strike to…

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If it is said that the Trades Union Congress of Great Britain would not be justified in calling a general strike to compel the government to make Great Britain a federation, I should agree at once.
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Harold J. Laski

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Laski agrees that a general strike for federation is unjustified.

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