The Return of Moriarty
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The more serious problem of implementing the plans for chaos throughout Europe was left until Saturday afternoon when each of the protagonists put forward their own possible actions.
All were agreed in a campaign aimed at the disruption of peace, harmony and the serene way of life in the major cities across the Continent—actions that would undoubtedly be attributed to the extreme political factions that already bedeviled Europe. But it was Grisombre who made the first concrete suggestion of poli...tical assassination.
“There is nothing that will bring alarm more speedily,” said the Frenchman. “And I intend that in my area there will be a quick outrage, which should spark immediate turmoil. Within the next few weeks I shall see to it that the President of France is murdered.”
Grisombre, as we now know, was as good as his word. The meeting, headed by Moriarty, was undoubtedly the signal which heralded a sudden upsurge of anarchist activities throughout the Continent. In June the French President, Sadi Carnot, was assassinated in Lyons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The more serious problem of implementing the plans for chaos throughout Europe was left until Saturday afternoon when each of the protagonists put forward their own possible actions.
All were agreed in a campaign aimed at the disruption of peace, harmony and the serene way of life in the major cities across the Continent—actions that would undoubtedly be attributed to the extreme political factions that already bedeviled Europe. But it was Grisombre who made the first concrete suggestion of poli...tical assassination.
“There is nothing that will bring alarm more speedily,” said the Frenchman. “And I intend that in my area there will be a quick outrage, which should spark immediate turmoil. Within the next few weeks I shall see to it that the President of France is murdered.”
Grisombre, as we now know, was as good as his word. The meeting, headed by Moriarty, was undoubtedly the signal which heralded a sudden upsurge of anarchist activities throughout the Continent. In June the French President, Sadi Carnot, was assassinated in Lyons.
What to read after The Return of Moriarty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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