[The Air Trust by George Allan England]@TWC D-Link bookThe Air Trust CHAPTER XVIII 12/20
The Cosmos people, scenting a big contract, had fostered his belief, and now, already, the work was well under way. Subterranean methods were still sufficing; but, should these fail, others lay in the background. Flint smiled a grim, vulturine smile as he read over the finished letters of instruction, a few minutes later. "And to think," he mused, as he finished them, "that these fanatics believe--really believe--they can make headway anywhere in this country, now! Ten years ago, yes, they might have.
But that's not today.
Then, publie opinion--stupid and futile as it was--could still be aroused. Then, there was a really effective labor and Socialist press.
And the Limited Franchise Bill hadn't gone through.
Neither had the enlarged Military Bill, the National Censorship nor even the Grays--the National Mounted Police.
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