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It was an abuse of power when British naval officers connived at the attempted internment of the Belgian socialist, M.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIt was an abuse of power when British naval officers connived at the attempted internment of the Belgian socialist, M.
Laski criticizes British naval officers for their complicity in the attempted internment of a socialist.
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