"'The glorious revolution was necessary,' Patel declared. 'Emperor Hans restored order and purged corruption.'
"'Ah, but his sons -'"
-The Game Of Empire, CHAPTER TWO, p. 220.
Of course a successful revolution is "glorious"!
"Treason doth never prosper, what's the reason?
"For, if it prosper, none dare call it Treason."
People are surprised when I tell them that our present British constitutional monarchy results from nothing less than a "Glorious Revolution" in 1688.
Patel speaks indiscreetly:
Naval personnel feel that the present Emperor has been badly, even treasonably, advised;
reform is overdue;
the Admiral has sent recommendations;
meanwhile, dissatisfaction and consequent restlessness might require him to declare martial law...
Another glorious revolution?
Or is it all just a "Game"?
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