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Even on the night of the assassination, if there had been anyone in Nisaea to query the conspirators’ self-justification, or to point out some of its more glaring implausibilities, or to ask why the corpse of the supposed impostor had been disposed of with such speed, he would have known better than to speak his mind.
Persian Fire: The First World Empire, Battle for the West - 'Magisterial' Books of the Year, Independent
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