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“...to capitalist interests. We may safely take for
granted that the steady growth of the S. L. P. did not escape
its attention; likewise we may take for granted that the po-
tential dangers of that growth were fully understood and ap-
preciated; and, ditto, we may take for granted that appropri-
ate steps were taken to dispel that potential menace as far as
could be done. What dark lantern work was resorted to in
engaging the leading actors of the conspiracy against the
Party, and to egg on their semi-conscious or wholly uncon-
scious camp-followers, will probably never be known.
The conspiracy soon took shape, however, manifesting
itself, at first, in more or less concerted assaults upon the...”
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