Unless during the first five years so great a degree of change has been accomplished as to deprive Capitalism of its power, it is unlikely that a Soc… - Stafford Cripps

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Unless during the first five years so great a degree of change has been accomplished as to deprive Capitalism of its power, it is unlikely that a Socialist Party will be able to maintain its position of control without adopting some exceptional means, such as the prolongation of the life of Parliament for a further term without an election.