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1822: Death of A Poet
England during the Industrial Revolution. For those who own factories and make sales, wealth beckons. But it is not without problems. A backlash is happening with demands for worker’s rights, votes for women and perhaps most worryingly, thoughts to overturn the Class system.
It's a revolt on all sides. An element within the wealthy classes is fanning the flames from inside and outside of Britain with fiery essays and poetry. These inflammatory ideas are being sold secretly in bookstores and communicated in public meetings.
With thoughts of what happened in Paris decades before, something has to be done. An example has to be made that can look like an accident. There’s only one man the aristocracy can trust to do this. He’s one of their Lord Andrew Naichan.
It's a revolt on all sides. An element within the wealthy classes is fanning the flames from inside and outside of Britain with fiery essays and poetry. These inflammatory ideas are being sold secretly in bookstores and communicated in public meetings.
With thoughts of what happened in Paris decades before, something has to be done. An example has to be made that can look like an accident. There’s only one man the aristocracy can trust to do this. He’s one of their Lord Andrew Naichan.
161 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 5, 2023
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