class. The book shows the blind stupidity of those workers who identified with their bosses rather than with their workmates, who’ thought that
BOOKS REVIEW
April 14, 1965 — THE WEEK
it was unfair to nationalise as they too possessed private property and who voted for those who had been trained to lead. One of Tressal’s characters shows us “ . a man lying on the ground, covered with blood, with a lot of Liberal and Tory working men kickin’ ’im, jumpin’ on im, and stampin’ on ’is face with their hobnail boots. The bloke on the ground is a socialist, and the reason they’re kickin’ *is face in is because ’e said that the only difference between Slumrent and Mandriver was that they was both alike.” Things could be worse than they are today.
T. Newman
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