It aims not only at the abolition of great fortunes and trusts, but at the abolition of the conditions which make them possible.

It embraces a scheme for national service and a reasonable imperialism.

It has a sane programme, and that is more than any Government which has been in office since the war has had." Mr.Horlock rose to his feet.
"Tallente," he pronounced, "you are a traitor to your class and to your country." He struck the bell viciously.

His visitor turned away with a faint smile.
"Don't annoy me," he begged, "or I may some day have to send you to the House of Lords!".