By a process of theoretical reasoning and not by 'the growth of Party tasks which grow together with the Party' Iskra arrived at the conclusion that it was necessary immediately to take up the struggle against absolutism, but in all probability sensing the difficulty of this task for the workers in the present state of affairs not only sensing, but knowing perfectly well that this problem would seem less difficult to the workers than to those Economist intellectuals who are concerned about little children, for the workers are prepared to fight even for demands which, to use the language of the never to be forgotten Martynov, do not 'promise palpable results'.