Candlemoth
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I think of a man who wove his threads of conspiracy into the most fantastic and brightly-colored quilt.
I believe I was the sleeper, the fall guy, in some minor conspiracy of my own.
I was no Lee Harvey Oswald, no James Earl Ray, but in the smaller scheme of things I had a part to play and I played it well. I walked into it like a deaf, dumb and blind kid.
Nathan and I used to talk politics, and though we never really either agreed or disagreed on anything specific we did concur that... Nixon was dangerous. January 20th 1969 had seen him inaugurated as President of the United States. Finally he had achieved the position he'd been working towards since the early 1940s.
We believed that a committed and criminal fraternity of judges and lawyers and international financiers had supported Nixon throughout his political career, but it was Robert Schembri, the man who'd sat and talked to me about Kennedy, who gave me a far greater understanding.
Schembri had spoken to me over three meal periods, always with that same distant look in his eyes, that feeling that I could have been anyone at all, but simultaneously the sense that here I was listening to something valuable enough never to miss a word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think of a man who wove his threads of conspiracy into the most fantastic and brightly-colored quilt.
I believe I was the sleeper, the fall guy, in some minor conspiracy of my own.
I was no Lee Harvey Oswald, no James Earl Ray, but in the smaller scheme of things I had a part to play and I played it well. I walked into it like a deaf, dumb and blind kid.
Nathan and I used to talk politics, and though we never really either agreed or disagreed on anything specific we did concur that... Nixon was dangerous. January 20th 1969 had seen him inaugurated as President of the United States. Finally he had achieved the position he'd been working towards since the early 1940s.
We believed that a committed and criminal fraternity of judges and lawyers and international financiers had supported Nixon throughout his political career, but it was Robert Schembri, the man who'd sat and talked to me about Kennedy, who gave me a far greater understanding.
Schembri had spoken to me over three meal periods, always with that same distant look in his eyes, that feeling that I could have been anyone at all, but simultaneously the sense that here I was listening to something valuable enough never to miss a word.
What to read after Candlemoth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R.J. Ellory to read onlineMoreLess
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