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I had not been long at the palace before I discovered that h officials who had ready and constant access there had becoh I had no doubt that

many of them were at heart loyal to the emperor, I already knew better

than they did the i allegiance to an association of persons dominated by fanatics

and by actual criminals whose trade was murder and whose chiefest

pleasures and relaxation was the study of how best to bring about

entire social upheaval

The confession of Morét enabled ht

that was made by these persons and the four weeks of my doned toelse could have done in this respect

You have already been told that this was by noand with nihilism; but I must confess that

extensive as my information had been and was I had never for a moment

contemplated the vast resources of this revolutionary order, its

unlimited ramifications and its boundless possibilities for evil To