Mr Paisley has been sapped by age and by slow-burning resentment at his new politics.

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That kind of pricing will create a big temptation for new competitors as well as resentment by users.

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The manners and morals of the recently enriched is a recurrent theme in American life, as is the resentment which inevitably greets new wealth.

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This has caused serious resentment in the labor force which could easily result in new strikes by miners and possibly transport workers.

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In fact, all the conservative Republicans, from Newt Gingrich to Pete Wilson, who have sought political advantage by exploiting white resentment should come and stand in the charred ruins of the New Liberty Baptist Church in Tyler, a tiny hamlet 10 miles east of Selma, and wonder if their coded phrases encouraged the arsonists.

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Lately, resentment of this sort has again become a principal theme in international economic relations (the row over the new head of the World Trade Organisation, where America is also accused of throwing its weight around, is another example).

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