Rough Justice
Rough Justice
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At the Prime Minister’s request, Ferguson had provided a breakdown of his department’s activities in the previous couple of months, and Carter and Miller had both been provided with copies.
“I’m impressed with the way you and your people handled this Rashid affair,” said the Prime Minister. “The Hammer of God—such a theatrical title! But responsible for so many deaths. Excellent work, General.” He turned to Carter. “Wouldn’t you agree?”
“The outcome of the whole affair was reasonably satisfactor...y,” said Carter, “although I still find it difficult to accept the actions of Dillon and the Salters.”
“It would appear they got the job done,” the Prime Minister said mildly.
“Of course, Prime Minister, but there are loose ends,” Carter told him.
Oddly enough, it was Miller who spoke up. “I’ve read the report, and I think it quite excellent. What loose ends?”
“The leader of this Army of God we discovered in London, Professor Drecq Khan—he could have been apprehended, but instead I understand the Salters allowed him to flee the country.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the Prime Minister’s request, Ferguson had provided a breakdown of his department’s activities in the previous couple of months, and Carter and Miller had both been provided with copies.
“I’m impressed with the way you and your people handled this Rashid affair,” said the Prime Minister. “The Hammer of God—such a theatrical title! But responsible for so many deaths. Excellent work, General.” He turned to Carter. “Wouldn’t you agree?”
“The outcome of the whole affair was reasonably satisfactor...y,” said Carter, “although I still find it difficult to accept the actions of Dillon and the Salters.”
“It would appear they got the job done,” the Prime Minister said mildly.
“Of course, Prime Minister, but there are loose ends,” Carter told him.
Oddly enough, it was Miller who spoke up. “I’ve read the report, and I think it quite excellent. What loose ends?”
“The leader of this Army of God we discovered in London, Professor Drecq Khan—he could have been apprehended, but instead I understand the Salters allowed him to flee the country.”
What to read after Rough Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Higgins to read onlineMoreLess
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