The Fortunes of Glencore 2
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Inflammatory placards had been posted through the town — violent denunciations of the Government — vengeance, even on the head of the sovereign, openly proclaimed, and a speedy day promised when the wrongs of an enslaved people should be avenged in THE FORTUNES OF GLENCORE. 75 blood. The messenger who brought the alarming tidings to Massa carried with him many of the inflammatory documents, as well as several knives and poniards, discovered by the activity of the police in a ruined building at ...the sea-shore. No arrests had as yet been made, but the authorities were in possession of information with regard to various suspi- cious characters, and the pohce prepared to act at a moment's notice.
It was an hour after midnight when the Council met, and the Duke sat, pale, agitated, and terrified, at the table, with Landelli, the Prime Minister, Caprini, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and General Ferrucio, the War Minister, a venerable ecclesiastic, Monsignore Abbati, occupying the lowest place in virtue of his- humble station as confessor of his Highness.
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Inflammatory placards had been posted through the town — violent denunciations of the Government — vengeance, even on the head of the sovereign, openly proclaimed, and a speedy day promised when the wrongs of an enslaved people should be avenged in THE FORTUNES OF GLENCORE. 75 blood. The messenger who brought the alarming tidings to Massa carried with him many of the inflammatory documents, as well as several knives and poniards, discovered by the activity of the police in a ruined building at ...the sea-shore. No arrests had as yet been made, but the authorities were in possession of information with regard to various suspi- cious characters, and the pohce prepared to act at a moment's notice.
It was an hour after midnight when the Council met, and the Duke sat, pale, agitated, and terrified, at the table, with Landelli, the Prime Minister, Caprini, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and General Ferrucio, the War Minister, a venerable ecclesiastic, Monsignore Abbati, occupying the lowest place in virtue of his- humble station as confessor of his Highness.
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