The Queen V. Karl Mullen (2013)
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11 Mornington Square. Captain Hartshorn was in the chair, with Andrew Mkeba beside him and the three departmental chiefs opposite.
Hartshorn said, “You will all have seen copies of the cable which I sent to the press chief at the ANC. It went through the Eastern Tourist Agency and will, with luck, have reached Lusaka by now.”
“I noticed,” said Govan Kabaka, “that you didn’t ask them to take any particular action.”
“There was no necessity. They are not stupid. They will appreciate the possibiliti...es of the situation as clearly as we do. The publishers managed to supply them with nearly a thousand copies of Katanga’s book. I am told that the open demand through Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana, coupled with an even larger underground demand in South Africa – particularly in the Transvaal – has already forced them to ask for a further two thousand copies. The book has, of course, been banned by Pretoria and possession of a copy is a criminal offence. That won’t stop people reading it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 Mornington Square. Captain Hartshorn was in the chair, with Andrew Mkeba beside him and the three departmental chiefs opposite.
Hartshorn said, “You will all have seen copies of the cable which I sent to the press chief at the ANC. It went through the Eastern Tourist Agency and will, with luck, have reached Lusaka by now.”
“I noticed,” said Govan Kabaka, “that you didn’t ask them to take any particular action.”
“There was no necessity. They are not stupid. They will appreciate the possibiliti...es of the situation as clearly as we do. The publishers managed to supply them with nearly a thousand copies of Katanga’s book. I am told that the open demand through Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana, coupled with an even larger underground demand in South Africa – particularly in the Transvaal – has already forced them to ask for a further two thousand copies. The book has, of course, been banned by Pretoria and possession of a copy is a criminal offence. That won’t stop people reading it.”
What to read after The Queen V. Karl Mullen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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