Quote#Truth
The working-class, generally, is slowly beginning to realise, the…
Quote byArthur MacManus · 1889–1927
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Miners! Down Tools!, Communist Party of Great Britain, (October 14, 1920).
English (original)
The working-class, generally, is slowly beginning to realise, the true value of solidarity and are gradually becoming aware of the fact that their interests, whether they be railwaymen, dockers, engineers, or miners, are indissolubly wrapped up with one another, and that they stand or fall as a class.
— Arthur MacManus
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