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by Richard Condon
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Chapter 14 Summary

Iselin brings Marco's plan to bring about his own court-martial to the attention of Lieutenant General Nils Jorgenson, who discusses the matter with Major Marco. Jorgenson offers Marco the chance to resign, which he refuses. Jorgenson then gives Marco a twofold choice. He states that if the major continues in his attempt at the court-martial, he will be held incommunicado and denied all rights; if, on the other hand, Marco signs paperwork agreeing not to pursue investigation, he will be doubly promoted to lieutenant colonel. Jorgenson orders him to sign.....

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