Liberating Atlantis
Liberating Atlantis
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Or, at the same season, it could be the kind of place where you needed an extra blanket on your bed. It all depended on which way the wind blew.
And that was also a good enough description of how politics worked in the United States of Atlantis. Senators shouted and shook their fists at one another. Some of them brandished canes. No one had yet pulled an eight-shooter on the Senate floor, but it was probably only a matter of time.
Up on the dais, Consul Leland Newton and Consul Jeremiah Stafford... eyed each other with perfect mutual loathing. The quarrel on the floor was about slavery. The Senators quarreled about other things, too, but slavery lay at the bottom of most of them.
Consul Newton reached for his gavel at last. He rapped loudly. “Order!” he said. “There will be order!”
“King Canute commanded the tides, and look how much good it did him,” Consul Stafford said scornfully.
Bang! Bang! Newton rapped again, even louder this time. “There will be order! The Sergeant at Arms has the authority to impose order on the Conscript Fathers, and he will!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or, at the same season, it could be the kind of place where you needed an extra blanket on your bed. It all depended on which way the wind blew.
And that was also a good enough description of how politics worked in the United States of Atlantis. Senators shouted and shook their fists at one another. Some of them brandished canes. No one had yet pulled an eight-shooter on the Senate floor, but it was probably only a matter of time.
Up on the dais, Consul Leland Newton and Consul Jeremiah Stafford... eyed each other with perfect mutual loathing. The quarrel on the floor was about slavery. The Senators quarreled about other things, too, but slavery lay at the bottom of most of them.
Consul Newton reached for his gavel at last. He rapped loudly. “Order!” he said. “There will be order!”
“King Canute commanded the tides, and look how much good it did him,” Consul Stafford said scornfully.
Bang! Bang! Newton rapped again, even louder this time. “There will be order! The Sergeant at Arms has the authority to impose order on the Conscript Fathers, and he will!”
What to read after Liberating Atlantis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Turtledove to read onlineMoreLess
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