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Well - if I can have a drink -
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for a few minutes.
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- I'm concerned for Edward. - Campion?
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Why has he got a glorified quartermaster's job
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fitting out troops for General Perry's command?
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Because it's a vital job and Campion does it superbly.
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But General Perry's command is
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the only fighting command that might become free.
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He's taken to getting his friends to
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write to the Times about being starved of troops.
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Edward Campion should have the sort of job
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which brings a hero's welcome and a peerage at the end of it.