I quite understand the principle of confining employment as far as possible to the British without regard for efficiency. I think, however, that the Ministry is not applying the principle sufficiently widely. I know many Englishmen who have married foreigners, and many English potential wives who are out of a job. Would not a year be long enough to train an English wife to replace the existing foreign one in such cases?


Enclosed reply to the Ministry of Labour, in defense of A. S. Neill (who declined to send it), 27 January, 1931

Bertrand Russell Quotes

I quite understand the principle of confining employment as far as possible to the British without regard for efficiency. I think, however, that the...

I quite understand the principle of confining employment as far as possible to the British without regard for efficiency. I think, however, that the...

I quite understand the principle of confining employment as far as possible to the British without regard for efficiency. I think, however, that the...

I quite understand the principle of confining employment as far as possible to the British without regard for efficiency. I think, however, that the...