Bertrand Russell quote: In Labor movements generally, success through violence can hardly be expected except in circumstances where success without violence is attainable.

In Labor movements generally, success through violence can hardly be expected except in circumstances where success without violence is attainable.

~ Bertrand Russell ~

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