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The Prime Minister in his specious replies to the Deputation made a great to-do of the apparent colour bar thus raised — we who had struggled for the abolition of the slave system in the United States, we who govern an Empire of some four hundred millions of Indian subjects. But the Delegation insisted that the introduction of coloured workmen into this country, with their lower standard of life, would inevitably tend to reduce the standard of life of the workers in Western countries and especi...ally THE CHANGING OUTLOOK 87 of this country. The effect of this threat was materially to modify the policy of the Govern- ment, and in fact to divert the ship-loads of coloured labourers, who should have arrived at Southampton, to Marseilles, where thousands of them were subsequently used behind the lines in France. This was the reassertion of power OL the part of the Triple Alliance which had remained dormant since its formation in 1914, immediately preceding the outbreak of war.
Even the most blatant jingoist and militarist had to admit that the war could not proceed until the end of time, and that Labour in particular should be devoting its thoughts, even during the war, to the period following upon the cessation of military and naval hostilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Prime Minister in his specious replies to the Deputation made a great to-do of the apparent colour bar thus raised — we who had struggled for the abolition of the slave system in the United States, we who govern an Empire of some four hundred millions of Indian subjects. But the Delegation insisted that the introduction of coloured workmen into this country, with their lower standard of life, would inevitably tend to reduce the standard of life of the workers in Western countries and especi...ally THE CHANGING OUTLOOK 87 of this country. The effect of this threat was materially to modify the policy of the Govern- ment, and in fact to divert the ship-loads of coloured labourers, who should have arrived at Southampton, to Marseilles, where thousands of them were subsequently used behind the lines in France. This was the reassertion of power OL the part of the Triple Alliance which had remained dormant since its formation in 1914, immediately preceding the outbreak of war.
Even the most blatant jingoist and militarist had to admit that the war could not proceed until the end of time, and that Labour in particular should be devoting its thoughts, even during the war, to the period following upon the cessation of military and naval hostilities.
What to read after The New Labour Outlook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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