Fredrick Engels The Principles Of Communism

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industrial and commercial monopoly and the bribing of the upper
stratum of the working class ("the labour aristocracy") by the British
bourgeoisie out ot its super-profits. Both factors led to the
strengthening of opportunist tendencies in this stratum as
expressed, in particular, by the refusal of the trade union leaders to
support Chartism.
Probably a references to the National Reform Association,
founded during the 1840s by George H. Evans, with headquarters
in New York City, which had for its motto, "Vote Yourself a Farm". [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]