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"All morning the King had been restless, unappeasable, captious, with little relapses unto the immobility of deep thought, and those who knew him best were probing deeply both their conscience and their conduct. Had he sat aloof, quiet in the sunshine, his dogs sleeping at his feet, his eyes half closed, his hands, waxen, almost transparent, and bird's claws for thinness, spread out to the heat, those about him would have gone their rounds with a light heart. At such times his schemes were thoughts afar off, dreams of some new, subtle stroke of policy, and none within touch had cause to fear."

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"All morning the King had been restless, unappeasable, captious, with little relapses unto the immobility of deep thought, and those who knew him best were probing deeply both their conscience and their conduct. Had he sat aloof, quiet in the sunshine, his dogs sleeping at his feet, his eyes half closed, his hands, waxen, almost transparent, and bird's claws for thinness, spread out to the heat, those about him would have gone their rounds with a light heart. At such times his schemes were thoughts afar off, dreams of some new, subtle stroke of policy, and none within touch had cause to fear."
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Autorenporträt
Hamilton Drummond (dates of birth and death unavailable) is an author whose work reflects a concentrated study into historical narratives with a blend of inventive storytelling. Drummond's literary prowess shines in 'The Justice of the King', an engrossing tale that seamlessly merges historical authenticity with captivating fiction. With an eye for detail and dedication to character development, Drummond guides readers through a labyrinth of political intrigue and moral complexity, echoing the style of Sir Walter Scott and the historic depth of Leo Tolstoy. Although not much biographical data is available on Drummond, his work stands as a testament to his skill as a writer of historical novels. His narrative technique is notable for its rich dialogues and vivid descriptions, which engulf the reader in the period he chronicles. 'The Justice of the King' serves not just as a window into the era it depicts but also displays Drummond's understanding of the human condition and justice. The scarcity of biographical information on Hamilton Drummond does not diminish the value of his contributions to the literary world; his work continues to receive scholarly attention for its contribution to historical fiction.