I want to take in all these labour questions from the largest possible nationalist point of view, and it is this-that while the State should do all that it prudently can to protect the health and life, not only of women and children, but of the whole assembly of workers, it is absurd, it is perilous to thrust Acts of Parliament, as I have said before, like the steam ram-rod into the delicate machinery of commercial undertakings.

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I have always been strong for a large increase of labour representation in the House of Commons...Now, I dare say the day may come-it may come sooner than some…