There are altogether too many ifs and ands and pots and pans about Millerand's question.
The congress was composed largely of friends of Millerand and Jaurès.
This impression many socialist workingmen had, and the “case Millerand” strengthened it in them.
Millerand took great care to perfect the organization of trade unions.
Millerand was not satisfied with merely including banking, railroads, and mining in the list of "socialized" property.
