Thomas Jackson was found bloated and wet lying in the middle of his flat surrounded by the dozens of manuscripts published and those yet unpublished, clutching a little black book with each page covered in blue ink; a single sentence repeated thousands of times, whose three words would become the motto of the New Populist Republic.*
*Walter Huber. 'Nothing to Add'- The New Populist Republic Papers. 1st ed. 2334
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