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The Secret of the League

Ernest Bramah

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .The annual subscription being a guinea, none but adults were expected. Those of the working class were not invited. If the subscription seemed large, the audience was asked to remember what lay at stake, and to compare with it the case of the artisan cheerfully contributing his sixpence a week to the strike fund of his class. "As a result there is a Strikes Act now in force," the President reminded them, "and the artisan no longer pays the cost——"

"No, we do," interjected a listener.

"I ask you to pay it for three years longer; no more, perhaps less," replied Hampden with a reassuring smile, and his audience stared.

If the subscription seemed large for an organisation of the kind the audience was assured that it was by no means all, or even the most, that would be expected of them. They must be prepared to make some sacrifice when called upon; the nature he could not indicate at that early stage. No balance sheet would be published; . . . Read More

Community Reviews

This is unashamedly and self-righteously right-wing fiction written, admittedly, well before the worst excesses of fascism. I don't have to share the author's political and social thesis, but I do expect to be interested in its exposition. Sadly, I wasn't. There are some witty vignettes of woolly li

It’s Britain at the start of the 20th century in science fiction: there are flying machines, telegraphs, cars and a social war between conservatives (the good guys including also brave and smart women) and labour (chaotic and incompetent). Guess who wins the war. A good portrait of what must have be